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# Before moving your mail

{% hint style="info" %}
Save all your important emails, just to be sure. We don't make any guarantees and sometimes, mail can get lost in the process, so make sure that won't be a very big problem.
{% endhint %}

* [ ] 1 Register an email server with us. 
  * [ ] If you need to register up to 3, follow this link:
  * [ ] 3-10 email adresses? use this link:
* [ ] 2 Provide us [with the credentials of your current email server.](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]
* [ ] 3 Send it to us in WhatsApp (so it remains encrypted)

We will take care of the rest! :clap::tada:

[^1]: We need this to extract your old emails and take them to our server, otherwise they will all get lost.


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