Thank you, Vexus customers for signing up with us!  
Get prepared for your Email migration to SaveMyService.

We have laid out the instructions in a step-by-step manner in a detailed check-list.
Please download and print the check-list

  • Fri23May 2025
    Fri30May 2025

    Email Migration Timeline

    Customers should prepare their accounts for migration. Please refer to the BEFORE checklist to step you through the actions you need to take to prepare for your migration. There are additional sections in this document that are used as reference.

  • Sat31May 2025

    At 10pm CDT, your current email system will be unavailable. Inbound emails will be queued and delivered after migration to the SaveMyService platform

  • Sun1June 2025

    IMPORTANT! Starting at 6:00am CDT, you will have access to your account on the SaveMyService platform. Please follow the AFTER steps in the MIGRATION CHECKLIST. Please allocate 30 minutes on or after Sunday, June 15th to complete the AFTER portion of the migration checklist.

    Please note: You will not be able to access your email until this first-use setup process is completed.

  • Mon2June 2025

    After Sunday, June 1st, paid email customers will receive invoices at the end of their current paid contract. Customers receiving bundled ($0) email services will receive invoices for services on the SaveMyService platform starting May 1st, 2025.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Search through our FAQ's below, but if you can't find what you need, just reach out to us!

🚨 Recent Phishing Attempts

Several customers have reported phishing emails to info@savemyservice.com, and we sincerely appreciate it. Reporting these messages helps us add bad senders to our domain-wide blacklist for @usfamily.net, keeping future emails from those senders quarantined before they even hit your inbox. Your reports help protect not just you, but others as well.


🛡️ SPAM Filtering with SpamExperts

We use powerful filtering software called SpamExperts to help manage unwanted emails. The easiest way to train the system is simple:

  • Webmail Users: Move spam messages into the SPAM folder.
  • Mail Client Users (like Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail): Use your app’s built-in “Mark as Junk” or “Move to Spam” feature.
    (Tip: try a Google search like how to mark spam in Outlook for quick instructions.)

⚙️ Accessing Your Personal Spam Panel

You can manage your own spam filtering preferences right from within Webmail. Here’s how:

  1. Log in at webmail.usgo.net
  2. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner
  3. Select Settings
  4. On the left side, click Mail → SpamPanel

Your Spam Panel will now be visible.

📸 Image here showing the SpamPanel interface (we’ll update this soon)

From here, you can:

  • Whitelist senders you always want to receive mail from
  • Blacklist senders you never want to hear from again
  • We recommend unsubscribing from mailing lists (if available) instead of blacklisting

📤 Releasing Quarantined Messages

SpamExperts occasionally catches legitimate emails by mistake. You can release them from quarantine by logging into your Spam Panel and reviewing flagged messages. One click lets you allow and deliver them to your inbox.


📘 SpamExperts Spam Panel – Netsville Support
This guide provides a helpful overview. The only difference is that you access your panel from inside Webmail, as shown above.

We have received numerous inquiries regarding payment as contracts are approaching their conclusion. Due to our focus on ensuring a seamless migration and maintaining access to your email, we have postponed billing. Please rest assured that you will not lose access to your email.   

We will honor the remaining duration of your Velocity contract for email services. An invoice will be sent to you via email when your current contract expires. If your contract has already expired or is about to do so, an annual invoice will be issued once the migration process has been completed for all customers.  We are anticipating that timeline to be at the end of July or August.    

Please be aware of scammers sending emails asking you to pay.  We have had a couple reported to us already.  

Friday, May 23rd – Detailed Migration Instructions and Migration Checklist are available.  You can download them from https://www.savemyservice/transition-checklist. 

May 23rd to May 30th – Customers are advised to prepare their accounts for migration. Please refer to the BEFORE checklist for the required actions needed to prepare for the migration. There are additional sections in this document that serve as references. 

Saturday, May 31st – At 10pm CDT, your current email system will be unavailable. Inbound emails will be queued and delivered after migration to the SaveMyService platform. 

Sunday, June 1stIMPORTANT! You can access your SaveMyService account starting at 6:00 AM CDT. Follow the MIGRATION CHECKLIST’s AFTER steps. Allocate 30 minutes on or after Sunday, June 15th to complete the AFTER checklist. 

Please note: You will not be able to access your email until you’ve completed the steps on the AFTER Checklist. 

Effective Sunday, June 1st, customers will begin receiving invoices for services rendered on the SaveMyService platform starting from May 1st, 2025, the official disconnection date. 

We have been working hard behind the scenes to prepare for your migration.  We are excited to move your email address(es) and mailbox(es) to our platform and provide services for you. 

Thank you – Your SaveMyService Team 

🔐 How to Update Your Email Password in Bluemail (Windows)

📌 Before You Begin

This guide does not reset your email password. It simply updates the saved password inside Bluemail after you’ve changed it elsewhere, such as Webmail or your provider’s portal.


✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

🧭 Step 1: Open Account Settings

  1. Open Bluemail.
  2. Click the three horizontal lines (≡) in the top-left corner to open the side menu.
  3. Click the gear icon ⚙️ to open Settings.
  4. Select the account you want to update under Email Accounts.

✏️ Step 2: Update Your Password

  1. In the account settings, locate the Incoming Mail Server section.
  2. Find the Password field and update it with your new password.
  3. Scroll down to the Outgoing Mail Server section and update the Password there as well (if it exists).

📬 Final Step: Save and Test

  • Click Save or Back to exit settings.
  • Bluemail should sync your account automatically. Try sending and receiving a message to confirm it’s working.

Yes! That is the purpose of migrating to SaveMyServiceYou’ll be able to continue using your same email addressThat eliminates the need to update web site accounts with a new address and inform everyone you communicate with through email of a new address.

The first-use instructions and the migration process we are using are meant to minimize the technical knowledge needed to be successfulIf you follow the first-use instructions carefully, anyone should be able to successfully access their account after migration. 

No.  When migrating resources from one platform to another, end-user access to those resources will cause missing or duplicated assets to exist.  It is best to restrict access during the migration process.

📧 Incoming Mail Settings (IMAP)

  • Server: mail.usgo.net
  • Encryption: TLS (Port 143) or SSL (Port 993)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

📩 Incoming Mail Settings (POP3)

  • Server: mail.usgo.net
  • Encryption: SSL (Port 995)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

📤 Outgoing Mail Settings (SMTP)

  • Server: mail.usgo.net
  • Encryption: TLS (Port 587) or SSL (Port 465)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

💡 Helpful Tip

Always use your full email address when asked for “Username.”

Remember: Most users won’t need to touch these settings at all. They’re simply here as a backup resource if technical issues arise or if you need to set up email on a new device later.

 


 

⚠️ Important Note: Only Use These Settings If You’re Having Problems

The following technical settings are provided for troubleshooting purposes only. If your email is currently working fine after the migration — meaning you can send and receive emails without any problems — you do not need to change anything.

Click here to show the alternate settings (used only if you’re still having issues)

📧 Incoming Mail Settings (IMAP)

  • Server: imap.siteprotect.com
  • Encryption: TLS (Port 143) or SSL (Port 993)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

📩 Incoming Mail Settings (POP3)

  • Server: securepop.siteprotect.com
  • Encryption: SSL (Port 995)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

📤 Outgoing Mail Settings (SMTP)

  • Server: smtp.siteprotect.com
  • Encryption: TLS (Port 587) or SSL (Port 465)
  • Username: Your full email address
  • Password: Your email account password

📥 How to Add a New Email Account in Outlook (Windows – Classic and New Versions)

📌 Before You Begin

This guide adds the email account to Outlook only. It does not create or activate the email address on the server. If this is a brand-new mailbox, please contact us first so we can set it up on the server for you.


✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

🧭 Step 1: Identify Your Version of Outlook

Look at the top-left corner of Outlook:

  • Option A: If you see a File tab, you’re using Classic Outlook.
  • Option B: If there’s no File tab, you’re using the New Outlook for Windows.

📂 Step 2A: Add an Account in Classic Outlook

  1. Click the File tab in the top-left corner.
  2. Select Add Account.
  3. Enter your full email address (e.g., you@yourdomain.com) and click Connect.
  4. If prompted, choose IMAP or POP (we recommend IMAP).
  5. Enter the following server settings:
    Incoming Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com
    Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com
    Username: your full email address
    Password: your email password
  6. Click Next, then click Done when the test completes successfully.

🆕 Step 2B: Add an Account in New Outlook for Windows

  1. Click the gear icon ⚙️ in the top-right corner.
  2. Click Accounts > Email Accounts.
  3. Click the + button to add a new account.
  4. Enter your full email address (e.g., you@yourdomain.com) and click Continue.
  5. Choose IMAP or POP if prompted (we recommend IMAP).
  6. Enter the following server settings:
    Incoming Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com
    Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com
    Username: your full email address
    Password: your email password
  7. Click Next, then Done.

📬 Final Step: Check Your Inbox

  • Go to your inbox in Outlook.
  • Try sending and receiving a test email to make sure everything works properly.

🔐 How to Update Your Email Password in Bluemail (Android)

📌 Before You Begin

This guide does not reset your email password. It only updates your saved password in the app after you’ve changed it with your provider or in Webmail.


✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

🧭 Step 1: Open Bluemail Account Settings

  1. Open the Bluemail app on your Android device.
  2. Tap the three horizontal lines (≡) in the top-left corner.
  3. Scroll down and tap Settings ⚙️.
  4. Select the email account you need to update.

✏️ Step 2: Update the Password

  1. Tap Incoming Settings and update the Password field with your new password.
  2. Tap Outgoing Settings and update the Password field there as well.

📬 Final Step: Save and Test

  • Tap Done or Save.
  • Bluemail will begin syncing. Try sending and receiving email to verify everything is working correctly.
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