Qwest email settings for Android
On this page you find the Qwest mail settings for Android. Follow the step-by-step Android guide or use the settings overview with the imap and pop3 server email settings for Qwest.
Mail settings Qwest
| POP / IMAP | pop3 |
| Incoming server | pop.mpls.qwest.net |
| Incoming port | 110 |
| SSl (security) incoming | none |
| Outgoing server | pop.mpls.qwest.net |
| Outgoing port | 25 |
| Requires sign-in | yes |
Android guide to setup Qwest mail
1 Open your Email application from the menu, add a new account and choose 'Other'.
If you do not have an account yet, you can start setting up right away. Otherwise, open 'Settings' in the email app and choose 'Add account'.
2 In the next screen enter your account details and click on 'Login':
Email: your Qwest email address
Password: your Qwest email password
3 Choose% type% and enter the following details under 'Server incoming mail':
pop3 server: pop.mpls.qwest.net
Security type: none
Port: 110
4 At 'Outgoing mail server' enter the details below and choose 'Login':
SMTP server: pop.mpls.qwest.net
Security type: none
Port: 25
Verification for sending email: yes
Username: email
Password: your Qwest email password
5 Your account is now ready to use.
Congratulations, your account is now set up. Open the email app on your smartphone to use your email.
Have a question regarding your Android email setup or think you can help other Qwest users out? Please comment below!
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