Email Connections Steps

Most GCI GSM phones can send and receive email messages. Not all of these phones can connect to a POP3 account, such as your GCI.net email account.

• You can send an email message to your phone by sending an email to: 1907XXXXXXX@mobile.gci.net, where XXXXXXX is the phone number.
• You can send an email from your phone by starting through the MMS menu selection.

The Razr is one model phone, which can connect to a POP3 email account. This will allow you to view a copy of your GCI.net email on your Razr cellular phone.

The following steps will allow you to send and receive email messages using your GCI.net email address with your Razr Cellular Phone.

From the Menu

1. Select Message
2. Select Email Msgs (If this is the first time entering, you may see a message stating " Requires Setup", in this case select Setup, then press Menu, then Emal Msg Setup)
3. Select the following ISP items and enter the correct information, press Change
   • Connection Type: GPRS (default)
   • APN Address: cellular1wap
   • User name: leave blank
   • Password: leave blank
   • DNS IP: 209.165.131.12
4. Email Provider: Custom (leave as default)
5. Protocol: POP3 (leave as default)
6. User ID: enter your GCI email user name
7. Password: Enter and confirm your GCI email password
8. Sending host: smtp.gci.net
9. Sending port: 25 (leave as default)
10. Receiving host: mail.gci.net
11. Receiving port: 110 (leave as default)
12. Return address: Enter your email address (or other address if desired)
13. Name: Enter your name as you would like it to appear on the email
14. Cleanup: User preference, what a messages do you want to retain on the phone
15. Save on server: Recommend No, a yes will remove the mail from GCI's mail server, and the message on your phone will be the sole copy of the email.
16. Notification: User Preference
17. Check new msgs: User Preference - manual email check or set a periodic time to check for new email messages.
18. Hide fields: User Preference, can be left blank.
19. Auto signature: User Preference, can be left blank.
20. Security: Use SSL for sending/receiving: No
21. Warnings in Background: User Preference
22. Size restriction: User Preference, can start with 10240 (default), any large email messages, includes attachments, you may not want to send to your phone.
23. Your phone should now be able to send / receive email through your GCI.net emaill address.

GCI recommends that any customer setting this up on their cellular phone, have a data package on their GCI account. There are charges for data transfer. Sending/ receiving emails will incur data transfer charges. If there is no data package on the account, your data charges will be much more expensive. Please contact GCI Customer Service for any billing questions or issues.