Yes you can. To set this up you will need to first configure your mail forwarding options and then switch your email settings over to POP3/WebMail and configure your POP3 settings. While you won't see your forwarding settings they will be working!

Your unchecked emails will be held until you retrieve it or for as long as you keep the service and the domain name stays registered to you.

As soon as you have checked out your Email Pak and your order has been processed, and you have added users/mailboxes, your mailboxes will be ready.

The charge is not refundable in whole or part.

* Mouse over the EMAIL menu and select manage email accounts.
* Type in or select the domain that has the email account you would like to delete from the drop down and click go.
* In the Email table, click the "Delete" link to the right of the account you want to delete.
Please keep in mind it is NOT possible to get the email or address book that was in an account after it has been deleted. Therefore, do not delete your email account until you are sure you no longer need old email or the address book.

* Just go to the domain name you want to edit a POP3 user/mailbox.
* In the domain control panel, look for the "email Settings" section and click "configure".
* In the Email Pak table, edit the passwords you need and click "save changes".
* On this page you can also simply add a user/mailbox if you have any available in you Email Pak. Otherwise you will need to buy a new Email Pak for additional users.

Signing up is easy just follow these steps.
* Just go to the domain name you want to add a POP3 email account to.
* In the domain control panel, look for the "email Settings" section and click "change".
* Select "POP mail" and click "save changes".
* On the POP3 email configuration page, you need to click the "add an Email Pak" button.
* Checkout your Email Pak.
* Go back to the domain name, and now click "configure" under the email section.
* You can now add and configure users/mailboxes one at a time in your Email Pak by entering the user name and password, and saving your changes

Once you create the POP email account, you will be able to create and edit the display name with all other settings when you login to your "webmail" online.

You can add users individually and modify their passwords individually.

You first type into your browser this URL: webmail.(the domain you use for this particular email account)
Ex: webmail.example.com to start using info@example.com. Now login with the particular email address you want to use (in this example "info@example.com") and type in the password.

Your "webmail" is created as soon as you create a mailbox in an Email Pak. All settings are automatically configured and you are ready to go online, login to your account and start sending/receiving email.

These are the settings you will need to use:
* Name/Display Name: Your name
(i.e. John Doe or ACME Sales)
* email address: Alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com
(i.e. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com)
* Incoming email server type: POP
(not IMAP)
* Incoming mail (POP) server: pop.your-domain-name.com
(i.e. pop.thedoes.com or pop.acme.com)
* Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: smtp.your-domain-name.com
(i.e. smtp.thedoes.com or smtp.acme.com)
* Account/user ID/name: alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com
(i.e. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com)
* Account/user Password: password-you-chose
(case sensitive. This is optional, if you don't want to have to type in this password every time you send or receive mail)
* Account Name: Enter what you would like to identify this account
(i.e. thedoes.com POP mail or acme.com POP mail)

Ex: 5 mailboxes for example.com and 5 mailboxes for example.net.
No, each Email Pak is purchased and managed from only one domain at a time.

Basically, email forwarding just redirects an email written to your domain name (i.e. sales@mycompanyname.com) to a true email box/account (i.e.Johndoe@hotmail.com).
With a POP3email account, the email sent to your domain name (i.e. sales@mycompanyname.com) will go into your domain name's in-box, allowing you to reply from the same email address.