PrMail is PremierVPN's private email service. This guide explains who can use it, how to create your @prmail.uk address and where to find everything in the portal.
What PrMail does
PrMail gives you an @prmail.uk address with a webmail inbox built into the PremierVPN portal. There's nothing to install. Alongside normal email, it includes privacy tools:
- Privacy levels that control how much of an incoming email is loaded. See Privacy Levels.
- Tracking protection that strips tracking pixels and remote fonts. See Tracking Protection and IP Privacy.
- Link defanger that cleans and checks links. See Link Defanger.
- Sender trust badges on every email you open. See Sender Trust Badges.
- Aliases and anonymous identities so you can give each service its own address. See Email Aliases and Compartmentalisation.
- Disposable reply addresses that hide your real address when you reply. See Disposable Reply Addresses.
- Secure Messages that self-destruct after viewing. See Self-Destructing Secure Messages.
- Send-time randomisation that delays outgoing mail by a random amount. See Send-Time Randomisation.
Good to know: PrMail is not end-to-end encrypted in the way PGP is. Normal emails travel and are stored like any other email. Use a Secure Message when you need to send something sensitive.
Who can use PrMail
- Premium VPN, Business VPN and PremierVPN Complete include PrMail Pro at no extra cost.
- Standalone plans: PrMail Pro and PrMail Business can be bought on their own, without a VPN plan. See current prices and limits on the PrMail plans page.
Create your PrMail address
- Sign in to the portal at portal.premiervpn.net.
- Click PrMail in the sidebar.
- If your plan includes PrMail, or you've bought a PrMail plan, you'll see Create Your PrMail Address. If not, you'll see the options to upgrade your VPN plan or buy a standalone email plan.
- Under Choose Your Email Address, type the part before the @ (for example
yourname). It must be 3 to 32 characters: letters, numbers, dots, hyphens and underscores, starting and ending with a letter or number. The page tells you straight away if the address is available. - Under Set Email Password, enter a password of at least 8 characters and confirm it. This is separate from your portal password.
- Click Create My Email. Your inbox opens and is ready to use.
Some addresses are reserved and can't be registered, such as admin, support and postmaster.
Find your way around
Click PrMail in the portal sidebar to open your inbox. The PrMail panel on the left has:
- Compose and Secure Message buttons at the top.
- Your folders, with unread counts, and a New folder link.
- A storage bar showing how much of your mailbox you've used.
- Secure Messages (messages you've sent that self-destruct) and Settings at the bottom.
Everything else, including your plan, password, privacy level, aliases and rules, is in PrMail › Settings.
Next, read Reading and Composing Emails.
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