Getting E-mail while traveling

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Check your @domain email with EasyStreet WebMail!

WebMail Access

You can check your @domain mail with EasyStreet's WebMail interface. This is currently in BETA. Please contact EasyStreet Support to convert your mailbox to allow WebMail use. (It requires a simple change to your mailbox settings.)

https://beta.webmail.easystreet.com
Use your EasyStreet mailbox username and password.

Problems sending via email client (Outlook, Outlook Express, Mac Mail, Etc.)

If you are using a non-EasyStreet Internet connection while traveling, you MUST use our authenticated SMTP server (SMTPAUTH.EASYSTREET.COM) to SEND through our email system. Depending on your service provider, you MAY need to use port 587 for outgoing mail. Optionally, you can configure your email client to use an SMTP server of the Internet provider you are using (E.G. Comcast, Verizon, Etc.). For more information, please click HERE

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Check your EasyStreet Hosted Exchange email via Outlook Web Access!

WebMail Access

You can check your EasyStreet Hosted Exchange email by logging into the Outlook Web Access WebMail interface. (Active at account creation.)

https://exchange.easystreet.com
Use your EasyStreet Hosted Exchange username and password.

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Check your EasyStreet.net email with GMail!

WebMail Access

You can check your @easystreet.net email by logging into the EasyStreet.net WebMail interface. (Active at account creation.)

http://mail.easystreet.net
Username: The first part of email address (e.g. user@easystreet.net would be "user")
Password: Your EasyStreet.net password.

EasyStreet.net Training and Support

Get EasyStreet.net email training and support HERE

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Dialing up to EasyStreet while traveling

If you have a regular dial-up access account and are traveling within the United States and Canada, you can use our Nationwide Dial-up Numbers

If you are traveling globally, or would like information about our 800 dial-up number see our Traveler Services Information.