Webmail.frontier.com mail

The Frontier Migration is Complete!
Hello everyone, we'd again like to extend a special welcome to Frontier users whose emails have now finished migrating to Yahoo! We've appreciated your patience as we've worked diligently to onboard everyone.
We want to take a moment to share some additional information and address some common questions that we have seen over the last few days.
1) The migration of Frontier emails is now complete. Users should no longer log into their email at Frontier, and instead should now visit mail.yahoo.com, or login.yahoo.com
a) No further wait to access your account at Yahoo is expected or anticipated. Any issues encountered are not migration-completion delays, and should be treated as unique issues to be troubleshot on an individual account basis.
b) We've found that forgotten/invalid password issues are the most common concerns we've seen.
2) Frontier users should now be able to log into Yahoo Webmail at mail.yahoo.com with their pre-existing Frontier password. If you are receiving an Uh-Oh error when signing in, it's likely your password is incorrect, and there are no recovery options associated with your account to help reset your password online. Otherwise, you would be displayed these recovery options to help reset your password and regain access.
a) In this scenario, it is necessary to contact Yahoo Customer Care to attempt verification of account ownership, and then have an agent manually reset your password for you. If verification fails, we may not be able to assist as we must prioritize the security of accounts and user information, over ease of passing the verification process.
b) Calling multiple times in a short-span of time will not improve verification potential. (It may in fact hinder it.) That said, we are working on new ways to verify accounts presently; so if you're unable to verify today, we would suggest calling us back at a future time.
c) While Yahoo Customer Care is typically a paid premium service due to the free nature of our email accounts, we are currently supporting Frontier users for free during this transition window.
d) Please bear in mind, verification may or may not be successful depending on many factors, including any information associated with your account that may or may not have been passed to Yahoo. That said, we'll do our very best to provide all possible options to ensure accounts remain secure, and as many legitimate users as possible can regain access.
3) Verification is not required for all assistance. For example, if you need general guidance, (something outside of giving out sensitive account information or making changes to an account), our support team will be happy to lend a helping hand or word of advice to point you in the right direction.
4) We understand wait times have been a bit longer in the call center than we prefer with the volume of contacts we've received, and we thank you for your patience as our support team works to assist everyone we can.
5) We've been asked if ID-verification is a legitimate means of verification. We're proud to say that yes, it is! We launched this option in 2022 to help provide an additional avenue for our callers to potentially verify their accounts. More information is available here: https://help.yahoo.com/.../verification-privacy-policies...
6) App-passwords are not needed to establish or update your email within a third-party email client. Your pre-existing Frontier password should still be sufficient, so the only updates necessary are modifying IMAP/POP server settings to the Yahoo values below: (If these do not work, try to log into mail.yahoo.com to see if a password issue is the root cause.)
IMAP: https://help.yahoo.com/.../imap-server-settings-yahoo...
POP: https://help.yahoo.com/.../pop-access-settings...
Special note for Legacy Frontier users (Uncommon):
When logging into Yahoo for the first time, you may be asked for a verification code which will verify your ownership of your Frontier account. You can get this code by logging into your account at Frontier, collecting the code, and entering it in the Yahoo flow. You will then be asked to change your password, and this will complete your migration. You may use Yahoo webmail, apps, or a third party client of your choice thereafter.
Again, we understand that any time of change can be frustrating, but we'd like to extend our warmest welcome and appreciation for you once more. We hope you'll enjoy Yahoo products and services. If you need help, please explore available help options by reaching out to us at Help.Yahoo.com

Overview:
The Following is a list of popular email provider server settings.
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AOL (@aol.com) Incoming (IMAP): imap.aol.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.aol.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: AOL Mail screen name Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) or 465 (SSL) Source: AOL & About
You may also need to enable access by Less Secure Apps to connect to the account. Even with "Less Secure Apps" enabled, you may still face authentication errors and will have to enable Two-Factor Authentication and create an App Specific Password.
For Verizon email customers migrated to AOL Incoming (IMAP): imap.aol.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.verizon.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Verizon email address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL)
Arvig (@e-mail domains may vary by region but ISP is Arvig) Incoming (IMAP): webmail.arvig.net Outgoing (SMTP): webmail.arvig.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: E-Mail Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) / (POP3): 995 (SSL) Incoming Port (IMAP): 143 (SSL OFF) / (POP3): 110 (SSL OFF) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 25 or 587 (SSL OFF) Source: Arvig
Astound (@astound.net) Incoming (IMAP): mail.ca.astound.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.ca.astound.net SMTP Auth: No User name: Astound Username (before @symbol) Source: Astound
Astound (@myastound.net) Incoming (POP): mail.astound.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.astound.net SMTP Auth: No User name: Astound Username (before @symbol) Source: Astound
Atlantic Broadband (@atlanticbb.com) Incoming (IMAP): mail.atlanticbb.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.atlanticbb.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: E-Mail Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Blog
AT&T/Bellsouth/SBCGlobal Incoming (IMAP): imap.mail.att.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.mail.att.net Incoming (POP): inbound.att.net Outgoing (SMTP): outbound.att.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: AT&T
Bell Canada/Sympatico Incoming (POP): pophm.sympatico.ca Outgoing (SMTP): smtphm.sympatico.ca SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) or 25 (TLS) Source: Bell Canada
CenturyLink Incoming (IMAP): mail.centurylink.net Incoming (POP): pop.centurylink.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.centurylink.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) Source: CenturyLink
Charter Mobile devices should use the settings listed in the next section Incoming (IMAP): imap.charter.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.charter.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 143 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Charter
Charter Mobile Devices Incoming (IMAP): mobile.charter.net Outgoing (SMTP): mobile.charter.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 993 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Charter
Cogeco Incoming (POP): pop.cogeco.ca Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.cogeco.ca SMTP Auth: No User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Cogeco
Comcast Incoming (IMAP): imap.comcast.net Incoming (POP): mail.comcast.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.comcast.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Comcast Username (before @symbol) Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (SSL) or 465 (SSL) Source: Comcast
Consolidated Incoming (POP): mail.consolidated.net Incoming (IMAP): mail.consolidated.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.consolidated.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (POP): 110 Incoming Port (IMAP): 143 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Consolidated
Cox Incoming (POP): pop.cox.net Incoming (IMAP): imap.cox.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.cox.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: full email address Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) Source: Cox
Earthlink Incoming (POP): pop.earthlink.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtpauth.earthlink.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Earthlink
Everyone.net Incoming (POP): pop.everyone.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.everyone.net SMTP Auth: Yes Username: Full Email Address (email@customdomain.com) Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Everyone Help Desk Note: MXtoolbox will list the Hostname as: sitemail.everyone.net when looking up the clients custom domain.
Fairpoint Incoming (POP): mail.myfairpoint.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.myfairpoint.nett SMTP Auth: No User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25,587,1025 Source: MyFairPoint
Foothills Incoming (POP): pop.foothills.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.foothils.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Foothill
Frontier Incoming (POP): frontier.pop.mail.yahoo.com Outgoing (SMTP): frontier.smtp.mail.yahoo.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: Frontier
Fuse/Cincinnati Bell Incoming (IMAP): imap.fuse.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.fuse.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 143 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: Cincinnati Bell
GoDaddy Incoming (IMAP): imap.secureserver.net Incoming (POP): pop.secureserver.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtpout.secureserver.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 143 Incoming Port (POP): 110 Outgoing Port: 80 Source: GoDaddy
GPCom Incoming (IMAP): webmail.gpcom.net Incoming (POP): webmail.gpcom.net Outgoing (SMTP): webmail.gpcom.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL for iOS devices, no SSL for email clients) Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL for iOS devices, no SSL for email clients) Outgoing Port: 587 or 25 (SSL for iOS devices, no SSL for email clients) Source: GPCOM
GMail Incoming (IMAP):imap.googlemail.com Incoming (POP): pop.gmail.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.googlemail.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS) Source: Gmail You must enable POP/IMAP access in the Gmail settings for the clients account. You may also need to enable access by "Less Secure Apps." Even with "Less Secure Apps." enabled, you may still face authentication errors and will have to enable 2 Factor Authentication and create an App Specific Password
GTE.net Incoming (IMAP):pop.verizon.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.verizon.net SMTP Auth: Yes Incoming User name: Username Only Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Outgoing Username: Full Email Address Source: Verizon
Hotmail/MSN/Outlook Incoming (POP): pop3.live.com Incoming server (IMAP): imap-mail.outlook.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.live.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp-mail.outlook.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) or 587 (SSL) if using Windows Live Mail 2011/2012 Source: MyDigitalLife Outlook users should install the Outlook Connector for full syncing
iCloud Incoming (IMAP): imap.mail.me.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.mail.me.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 993 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) Source: Apple If two-factor authentication is enabled, an app-specific password must be generated from managing the Apple ID. NOTE: If you are using iCloud for Windows and Outlook a full version of Outlook needs to be installed, mor info is here: EDI-28348
InReach Incoming (IMAP): mail.inreach.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.inreach.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 (SSL) Source: InReach
Integrity.com Incoming (POP3): pop.integrity.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.integrity.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 (NO SSL) Source: Integrity
Mediacom (@mediacom.net) Incoming (POP): mail.mediacombb.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.mediacombb.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 143 Outgoing Port: 465 Source: Mediacom
Montana Incoming (POP): mail.montana.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.montana.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: first part of email (before @montana.com) Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source:
Mediacom (@mschi) Incoming (POP): mail.mchsi.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.mchsi.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Mediacom
NetINS Incoming (POP): pop3.netins.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.netins.net SMTP Auth: No User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: NetINS
Optimum (@optimum.net) Incoming (POP): mail.optimum.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.optimum.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Optimum Username (before @symbol) Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Optimum
Optimum (@optonline.net) Incoming (POP): mail.optonline.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.optonline.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Optimum Username (before @ symbol) Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Optimum
PenTelData(@pdt.net) Incoming (POP): promail.ptd.net Outgoing (SMTP): promail.ptd.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Optimum Username (before @ symbol) Incoming Port: 143 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 25 or 587 (SSL) Source: PTD
RCN (@rcn.com) Incoming (IMAP): imap.rcn.com Incoming (POP): pop.rcn.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.rcn.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 143 or 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 110 or 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 25 or 587 (TLS) Source: RCN If the outgoing port security setting is not working with TLS, try setting this to "None".
Roadrunner Incoming (IMAP): mail.twc.com Incoming (POP): mail.twc.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.twc.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 110 Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS) Source: Time Warner Cable All Roadrunner emails have been integrated into Time Warner If a client's email is a TWC business account and the above settings don't work, use the settings in the next section.
Time Warner Biz Accounts Incoming (IMAP): mail.twcbc.com Incoming (POP): mail.twcbc.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.twcbc.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 110 Outgoing Port: 587 (TLS)
Suddenlink Incoming (POP): pop.suddenlink.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.suddenlink.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Suddenlink
TDS.net Incoming (IMAP): mail.tds.net Outgoing (SMTP): mail.tds.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: TDS
Wave Broadband Incoming (POP): mail.wavecable.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.wavecable.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Wave Broadband Username (before @symbol) Incoming Port: 110 Outgoing Port: 25 Source: Wave Broadband
Windstream (formerly Valornet) Incoming (IMAP): imap.windstream.net Incoming (POP): pop.windstream.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.windstream.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 143 Incoming Port (POP): 110 Outgoing Port: 587 Source: Windstream
Yahoo Incoming (IMAP): imap.mail.yahoo.com Incoming (POP): pop.mail.yahoo.com Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.mail.yahoo.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port (IMAP): 993 (SSL) Incoming Port (POP): 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: Yahoo
You must enable POP/IMAP access in the Yahoo settings for the client's account. You may also need to enable access by "Less Secure Apps."
Verizon As of 2-17-2017, Verizon.net email is being handed off to AOL. Email addresses are not changing, but use AOL servers (listed above) to setup email clients
Incoming (POP): pop.verizon.net Outgoing (SMTP): smtp.verizon.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: Verizon
Verizon FIOS Clients Incoming (POP): incoming.yahoo.verizon.net Outgoing (SMTP): outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 995 (SSL) Outgoing Port: 465 (SSL) Source: Verizon
Virginia Broadband
Incoming (IMAP): secure.emailsrvr.com Outgoing (SMTP): secure.emailsrvr.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 993 Outgoing Port: 465 Source: vabb.com
Wowway Incoming (IMAP): mail.wowway.com Outgoing (SMTP): mail.wowway.com SMTP Auth: Yes User name: Full Email Address Incoming Port: 143 (Auto) Outgoing Port: 587 (Auto) Source: Wowway

Recently got an email saying Verizon needs you to log in to your account within 30 days, and then at least once every 6 months. Didn't see any clarification if it meant POP or IMAP access was okay, so I went digging.

We wanted to let you know that our email policy has changed.
Our policy change applies to you if you haven’t accessed your verizon.net email account, including subaccounts, in over six months (180 days). If you want to keep it, doing so is simple. Go to webmail.verizon.com from a computer or laptop within the next 30 days and log into your account. After that, as long as you access your email at least once every six months, it will remain active.

A user on the Verizon forums looked at the email policy which stated that POP access did count for the 180 days thing.
In the forum I also noticed a thread mentioning Verizon moving some customers over to AOL mail. This intrigued me, especially with the above email stating you have to log in a certain amount (web mail places have you log in, I've never heard of a pay/ISP mandating it). Course, a bit more diggint shows Verizon sold their landline service in the states they are moving people over to AOL.
Would've thought I'd've seen some other news on it.