How to add us to your Safe Senders List

emailHow to add UKC to your Safe Senders

Help ensure that your UK-Cheapest.co.uk emails are always delivered to your inbox. Log in to your email now and follow the steps below to add UK-Cheapest.co.uk to your address book, contacts or “Safe Senders” list.

Gmail

New Subscribers:

Please add our “from” address (for example: esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk and autobot@uk-cheapest.co.uk) to your Gmail contacts list. Remember that you may receive messages from several UK-Cheapest.co.uk addresses, including esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk. To add us to your contact list:

  1. Click “Contacts” along the left side of any Gmail page.
  2. Click “Add Contact”.
  3. Copy and paste our “From” address, “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk”, into the primary email address dialog box.
  4. Click “Save”.

Existing Subscribers

How to check if our email and/or email and/or newsletter is in the “Spam” folder:

  1. Click “Spam” along the left side of any Gmail page.
  2. If you see any UK-Cheapest.co.uk email listed among the messages in this folder, check the box next to our email.
  3. Click the “Not Spam” button along the top.

Windows Live Hotmail

New Subscribers

Please add our “from” address (for example: esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk and autobot@uk-cheapest.co.uk) to your Safe Senders list. Remember that you may receive messages fr and autobot@uk-cheapest.co.ukom several UK-Cheapest.co.uk addresses, including esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk. To add us to your Safe Senders list:

  1. Open your mailbox and click “Options” (upper right hand corner).
  2. Click the “Junk Email Protection” link (top of page).
  3. Select the “Safe List” link (second from bottom).
  4. Copy and paste “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk” into the dialog box titled “Type an address or domain”.
  5. Click the “Add” button next to the dialog box.

Existing Subscribers

If our email and/or newsletter is in your “Junk Email Folder”, open the email and click the “Not Junk” button. Next, check to see if our email address is in your “Blocked Senders” list. If you see “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk” on this list, select it and click the “Remove” button. Finally, if you have not done so, add our “from” address (for example: esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk) to your Safe Senders list as described above.

AOL

New Subscribers

Please add our “from” address (for example: esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk and autobot@uk-cheapest.co.uk) to your Safe Senders list. Remember that you may receive messages from several UK-Cheapest.co.uk addresses, including esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk. To add us to your Safe Senders list:

  1. Click “Mail Menu” and select “Address Book”.
  2. Wait for the “Address Book” window to pop up and then click the “Add” button.
  3. Wait for the “Address Card for New Contact” window to load.
  4. Paste “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk”, into the “Other Email” field.
  5. Make our “from” address the “Primary Email” address by checking the associated check box.
  6. Click the “Save” button.

Existing Subscribers

If our email and/or newsletter is in your AOL Spam Folder, please open the email and then click the “This Is Not Spam” button. Next, please add “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk”, to your address book as described above.

Yahoo!

New Subscribers

You will need to set up a filter to redirect our emails and/or newsletters into your inbox:

  1. Open your mailbox and click on “Mail Options” (upper right hand corner).
  2. Select Filters.
  3. Click the “Add” link on the filters page.
  4. Update the “From Header” rule with the following two pieces of information: “contains” and “@UK-Cheapest.co.uk”.
  5. Click the “Choose Folder” pull-down menu and select “Inbox”. Pick the “Add Filter” button.

Existing Subscribers

If our emails and/or newsletters are ending up in your Yahoo! “Bulk Folder”, please open the issue and click the “Not Spam” button. Next, check to see if the address the email or newsletter was sent from is in your “Blocked Addresses” list. If you see “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk” on this list, select it and click the “Remove Block” button. Finally, please set up a filter as outlined above.

Microsoft Outlook

Please add our “from” address (for example: esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk) to your Safe Senders list. Remember that you may receive messages from several UK-Cheapest.co.uk addresses, including esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk and autobot@uk-cheapest.co.uk. To add us to your Safe Senders list:

  1. On the “Tools” menu, click “Options”.
  2. On the “Preferences” tab, click “Junk Email”.
  3. On the “Safe Senders” tab, click “Add”.
  4. In the “Add Address” field, enter “esupport@uk-cheapest.co.uk”.
  5. Click “OK”.

 

Plesk 12 – Setting Up Your Email

How to Setup Email Services for your Web Site

Screen Shot 2015-06-03 at 12.28.22Your Web Hosting Service comes equipped with the very latest in email technology. It’s very easy to use if you use the RoundCube Webmail service as you do not need to configure or install anything.

However, many clients prefer to use their own local email client and for this reason we have created a number of setup guides for the most popular applications.

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook Express

Mozilla Thunderbird

Apple Mail

Apple iPhone or iPad

Email Port Settings

Ports for IMAP, POP and SMTP Email Services

Port Numbers for our Email Services

There are a few different ports used for mail services. Depending on how you would like to connect (encrypted or unencrypted) will dictate which ports you should be using. Where possible, use SSL. Some older devices and email clients may need to use unencrypted.

POP3 Server – Incoming Messages

  • Non-Encrypted -> AUTH -> Port 110
  • Secure (SSL) -> SSL -> Port 995

SMTP Server – Outgoing Messages

  • Non-Encrypted -> AUTH -> Port 587
  • Secure (TLS) -> StartTLS -> Port 587
  • Secure (SSL) -> SSL -> Port 465

IMAP Server – Incoming and Outgoing

  • Non-Encrypted -> AUTH -> Port 143
  • Secure (SSL) -> SSL -> Port 993

WordPress Rescue Service

wordpress-logo-updateGetting hacked is no fun at all. Not only is your site putting your visitors at risk but your site functionality may also be affected which could be costing you money. Your posts and history may have taken years to build so deleting and starting again may not be a practical option.

Our WordPress Rescue Service aims to recover your WordPress site to good standing.

Our experts will thoroughly clean your site, upgrade all components, remove backdoors and most importantly preserve your data.

  • Perform a full backup of your site and database.
  • Remove all injected and compromised files
  • Remove all compromised plugins, backdoors and security loopholes
  • Preservation of your posts and data
  • Conflict and compatibility check of your WordPress plugins and themes.
  • Manual removal of all obsolete and vulnerable WordPress core files.
  • Update of the latest WordPress core files.
  • Database upgrade to the latest stable WordPress version.
  • Manual update of your outdated WordPress plugins
  • Removal of inactive, obsolete, and vulnerable WordPress plugins.
  • Manual upgrade of both WordPress default themes.
  • Removal of inactive WordPress themes.

Our experts can usually have your site back to full functionality within 48 hours. If your site has been hacked, compromised or defaced, the WordPress Rescue Service is just what you are looking for.

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How to: Connect to MySQL Remotely

mysqlEnabling Plesk 12 Remote MySQL Connections

1. Connect to your server via SSH.

2. Log into MySQL.

mysql -u admin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`

3. If you are attempting to grant non-localhost access to a user, you should use this line:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON dbname.* TO username@'IP' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

Where:

  • dbname is replaced by the database you’d like to open up (a * here will open up all databases)
  • username is replaced by the user to be allowed access
  • IP is replaced by the actual IP to connect from (a % here will open up to all IPs — NOT RECOMMENDED).
  • password is replaced by the desired password. A blank field here will result in no password (NOT RECOMMENDED). Changing the password for that user listed in Plesk will set it as well.

4. Apply these changes by using the MySQL command:

FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

5. Next, quit MySQL by using this command:

quit

6. You may need to allow the source IP from which you are connecting to connect to port 3306 after granting the privileges inside MySQL. Connect to your server as “root” and issue the following command:

iptables -I INPUT -s -p tcp --dport 3306 -j ACCEPT

Be sure to replace with your IP address.