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With Bell email, you'll enjoy an easy-to-use interface, a mobile device-friendly experience, enhanced security, an ad-free inbox and more.

Your Bell email account includes:

• Sufficient email storage
• Email anti-virus protection
• Junk email filter
• Online access at bell.net

Plus, with your Bell email account, you also get access to the following services found at bell.net/mail:

Contacts: keep track of all your contacts, create distribution lists and add profile photos.

Calendar: schedule appointments, invite other participants and toggle calendar views.

Tasks: create tasks lists, set reminders and track your progress.

Resetting your password
Learn how to reset your password through MyBell

Finding your Bell Mail address
Learn how to find your email address in MyBell

We highly recommend using web-based Bell email to make the most of its many features.

To sign in to your Bell email account from the web:

1. Go to www.bell.net
2. Enter your Bell email address and password.
3. Click Log in or Sign in.
   
   You can be signed in on more than one computer at once.
   When you are done using Bell email, click your name in the top right corner of the window and then choose Sign out, or simply close your web browser. You will automatically be signed out if you leave your Bell email idle for a period of time, unless you have checked the Keep me signed in option.

If you prefer, you can also sign in to www.bell.ca/webmail, using your Bell email address and password.

We highly recommend using web-based Bell email, to make the most of its many features.

However, you can configure Bell email to work with your email software using either POP or IMAP settings. We recommend using IMAP because it provides useful functions, such as syncing your folders and messages across multiple devices.

Setting up Bell email on your smartphone or tablet

Follow these steps to set up Bell email using the IMAP settings:

iOS:

1. Touch Settings.
2. Touch Passwords & Accounts.
3. Touch Add Account.
4. Touch Other.
5. Touch Add Mail account.
6. Enter your name, email address and password and touch Next.

 Android:

1. Open the Gmail app and navigate to the Settings section.
2. Touch Add account.
3. Touch Personal (IMAP) and then Next.
4. Enter your full email address and touch Next.
5. Enter the password for your email address and touch Next.

Remember: if the email account details are automatically recognized, the account will be added. Otherwise, follow the steps to set up the account manually using the email server settings listed in the section below.

Computer

To use an email client (software) on your computer, click the following link and select your software to see setup instructions:

Learn how to add an email account to an email client.

Unsupported email software
If your email software is not listed when clicking the link above, you can attempt to set it up yourself using the support options offered by your software manufacturer. You’ll need your Bell email address and password, plus these server settings. We recommend using IMAP.

Troubleshooting

If you can’t send or receive email on your smartphone or tablet, or if you’ve recently updated your email password, you might need to update the email server settings – see section below. Follow these instructions to access your email settings.

iOS:

1. Touch Settings.
2. Touch Passwords & Accounts.
3. Touch Account.
4. Select your email address and review your settings.

Android:

1. Open the Gmail app and navigate to the Settings section.
2. Touch Accounts.
3. Touch Account.
4. Touch Account settings.
5. Select your account and review the settings. 

Incoming mail server (IMAP or POP)

Outgoing mail server (SMTP)

Syncing Calendar and Contacts: 

If you want to sync your Calendar and Contacts to your device or email software, you can do so using CalDAV (Calendar) and CardDAV (Contacts). Use the following settings:

Before contacting Bell regarding email trouble, take a look at the table below to see if you can resolve the issue.

For technical support, contact 1 866 301-1942.