Move to a new email account
Changing your address or provider? Plan the transfer of your messages and folders before closing the old account.
Explore mailbox migrationMAILBOX BACKUP · MIGRATION · CLEANUP
New email address. More space. Less clutter.
Keep the email that matters. Whether you are moving to a new mailbox, planning regular backups or tackling duplicate messages, start with a clear plan — and explore MailboxCopy.
Service details and setup are available on mailboxcopy.com.
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Your current mailbox
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A clear plan
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Your next mailbox
What would you like to solve?
Three common email problems. One place to explore your options.
Keep a backup of your email
Want a separate copy of important messages or a regular backup routine? Explore the backup options on MailboxCopy.
Explore mailbox backupDeal with duplicate messages
Repeated imports or earlier migrations may leave you with duplicates. Explore the cleanup options before removing messages.
Explore duplicate cleanupMailbox backup or migration: what do you actually need?
Moving
Migration copies email to another account. Check folders, attachments and message counts before retiring the source mailbox.
Keeping
A backup should let you recover messages later. Decide where the copy lives, how often it is updated and how long it is retained.
Cleaning
Duplicate cleanup needs clear matching rules. Keep a recoverable copy before removing anything.
A few useful answers
Can I delete old messages after copying them?
Only after checking the destination copy and confirming that later deletions will not remove the messages you want to keep. Test with a few non-essential messages first.
Does copying email include contacts and calendars?
Do not assume so. Confirm the exact scope of the selected service, including folders, attachments, contacts and calendars, before starting.
Where do I check recurring backups and duplicate cleanup?
On MailboxCopy. Check current availability, supported connections, scheduling, retention, prices and cleanup rules before choosing a service.
Your email history deserves a clear next step.
Move it. Plan a backup. Reduce duplicates. Explore the MailboxCopy service that fits your goal.
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