Creator Sites and Email

[Private Name]

Websites/Blogs

Church Members are offered email accounts

NOTE: We no longer supply Church Primary Group Websites or Blogs.

Church Supporters are not offered email accounts.

RaHoWa Net RSS Feed
Church Members and trusted Supporters who have private blogs, may request to have their blogs added to the RaHoWa Net RSS Feed:
 https://creativityalliance.com/feed
 https://creativityalliance.com/forum/.xml/?type=rss

If you cannot access the content in that link, then go to http://opera.com and download and install Opera Web Browser).




Email

Default Mailbox Size: 100MB
If you need a larger email box, let me know.

Webmail
https://webmail.creativityalliance.com or https://webmail.creativityalliance.com

Using Outlook, Integrate with Windows Live Messenger & Hotmail or Other Email Programs

Incoming Server
POP3 or IMAP? Use IMAP if you want to check email from multiple computers or devices. Use POP3 if you want your emails accessible always, even when there's no internet connection.
Username   Enter your full email address.
Password   Enter your email account password.
POP3 server   mail.creativityalliance.com
Port   995 (for POP3) or 993 (for IMAP)

Outgoing Server
SMTP (Outgoing Mail Server)
SMTP server   mail.creativityalliance.com
Port   587
Be sure to select that "my server requires authentication" and enter your username (username@creativityalliance.com) and mail password.

Secure Email Settings
MTP, IMAP, and POP / POP3 are unencrypted transmission protocols by default (like HTTP). One method to run them securely is to use TLS, or its predecessor SSL, as in HTTPS.

Creativity Alliance mail servers support TLS automatically when you select TLS or SSL in your email client. You must also use the appropriate port for TLS connections:
 Secure SMTP - port 587 (can also use the legacy port 465 - this may solve problems with SSL) (port 587 has optional TLS encryption, possibly using STARTTLS now, or use port 465 for SSL encryption)
 Secure IMAP - port 993 (port 143 has optional TLS encryption, or use port 993 with SSL encryption)
 Secure POP3 - port 995 (port 110 has optional TLS access, or use port 995 for SSL access)

 Using Android 4.*
 Incoming: Recommend port 110 with STARTTTLS (accept all certificates)
 Outgoing: Recommend port 465 with SSL/TLS (accept all certificates)

Direct any questions through your usual method of contact.

Private Name.

[Private Name]

Next week, we’ll be rolling out a new and improved webmail interface for all Creativity Alliance email accounts

Please note, this upgrade will require a brief maintenance window on Tuesday 1/21 starting at 4pm and ending at 10pm US PST where the Creativity Alliance webmail site may be temporarily unavailable. However, message delivery will not be affected, and you’ll also have uninterrupted access to your accounts via desktop and mobile IMAP email clients.

Our new webmail interface uses Roundcube, a popular and modern webmail client that receives regular updates to add helpful new features.
After the update you’ll receive:
 
• Drag-and-drop message management
• Better support for large mailboxes
• Spellchecking!
• Threaded messages
• “Find as you type” address book integration
• A responsive, mobile-friendly skin
• Attachment previews
• An improved email backend, with quick & reliable logins
• An open-source backend

[Private Name]

For security purposes, all Church Members are offered @creativityalliance.com email accounts

Note: If you choose to ignore emails sent to you, your email account will be terminated.

During this Chinese Virus crisis, we urge you to stay safe, and that also means do not give your Anti-White Government the opportunity to arrest and imprison you in a Corona infested cell just for being White and resistant to bullshit, so we we encourage you to take up our offer of an @creativityalliance.com email account. ~ Keep Segregated.

The Links (included below) are also available from our main website at https://creativityalliance.com

Just look for Mail on the far right of the top menu.

https://creativityalliance.com/webmail
https://creativityalliance.com/webmail/webmail-manage-mailbox

Our upgraded webmail interface uses Roundcube, a popular and modern webmail client that receives regular updates to add helpful new features:
 
• Drag-and-drop message management
• Better support for large mailboxes
• Spellchecking!
• Threaded messages
• “Find as you type” address book integration
• A responsive, mobile-friendly skin
• Attachment previews
• An improved email backend, with quick & reliable logins
• An open-source backend

Email Setup

Default Mailbox Size: 100MB
If you need a larger email box, let me know.

You can use the Webmail Portal or setup your own App or Program

https://creativityalliance.com/webmail
https://creativityalliance.com/webmail/webmail-manage-mailbox

Using Outlook, Integrate with Windows Live Messenger & Hotmail or Other Email Programs

Incoming Server
POP3 or IMAP? Use IMAP if you want to check email from multiple computers or devices. Use POP3 if you want your emails accessible always, even when there's no internet connection.
Username   Enter your full email address.
Password   Enter your email account password.
POP3 server   mail.creativityalliance.com
Port   995 (for POP3) or 993 (for IMAP)

Outgoing Server
SMTP (Outgoing Mail Server)
SMTP server   mail.creativityalliance.com
Port   587
Be sure to select that "my server requires authentication" and enter your username (username@creativityalliance.com) and mail password.

Secure Email Settings
MTP, IMAP, and POP / POP3 are unencrypted transmission protocols by default (like HTTP). One method to run them securely is to use TLS, or its predecessor SSL, as in HTTPS.

Creativity Alliance mail servers support TLS automatically when you select TLS or SSL in your email client. You must also use the appropriate port for TLS connections:
 Secure SMTP - port 587 (can also use the legacy port 465 - this may solve problems with SSL) (port 587 has optional TLS encryption, possibly using STARTTLS now, or use port 465 for SSL encryption)
 Secure IMAP - port 993 (port 143 has optional TLS encryption, or use port 993 with SSL encryption)
 Secure POP3 - port 995 (port 110 has optional TLS access, or use port 995 for SSL access)

 Using Android 4.*
 Incoming: Recommend port 110 with STARTTTLS (accept all certificates)
 Outgoing: Recommend port 465 with SSL/TLS (accept all certificates)

Direct any questions through your usual method of contact - or just ask me.

Private Name.

[Private Name]

If the above methods don't work for you, try ...

Incoming Settings

For IMAP: imap.dreamhost.com

For POP3: pop.dreamhost.com

IMAP | Port 993POP3 | Port 995

Outgoing Settings

smtp.dreamhost.com

SMTP | Port 465

Use your entire email address for User Name, e.g. username@example.com
For security settings, select SSL/TLS for ‘Security Type’ and use Normal Password for ‘Authentication’

[Private Name]

SPAM FILTERS
See Attached Text File

Then Go To: https://creativityalliance.com/webmail/webmail-manage-mailbox

Login with email address and password. Copy and Paste to add the filters you need.

Set all to DELETE.

 

https://creativityalliance.com/webmail/webmail-manage-mailbox/

FILTER   ACTIONS
First, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains A.I. in the body
Contains ai technology in the body
Contains website listed in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains marketing in the body
Contains ai content in the body
Contains ai made in the body
Contains ai tools in the body
Contains learn ai in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains professional hacker in the body
Contains chat gpt in the body
Contains chatgpt in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains This information was selected for in the body
Contains This notice was intended for in the body
Contains This correspondence was designated for in the body
Contains Our notification was intended for in the body
Contains Our notice was selected for in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains Community Info Share in the body
Contains This message was directed to in the body
Contains This content was directed to in the body
Contains This content was meant for in the body
Contains This information was meant for in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains This communication was intended for in the body
Contains To sever messages in the body
Contains Our notification was chosen for in the body
Contains To cut email in the body
Contains Our email communication was meant for in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains I am a professional coder in the body
Contains self pleasure video footage in the body
Contains is one of your pass words in the body
Contains your account was recently infected in the body
Contains I hacked this mailbox in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains Our notice was directed to in the body
Contains This content was directed to in the body
Contains I regret to inform you about some sad news for you in the body
Contains there are some bad news for you in the body
Contains I am a professional programmer in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains pswd in the body
Contains change the password right away in the body
Contains client care helpline team in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains Beneficiary in the body
Contains Beneficiary in the subject
Contains levy court in the body
Contains Arab Emirate in the body
Contains Skype: xrumer.pro in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails with Rescue Australia in the from and then stop.     
Then, delete emails with Create your own Google Form in the body and then stop.     
Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains doctorhardylloyd@gmail.com in the from
Contains Hardy Lloyd in the from
Contains lloyd in the from
Contains @hardylloyd.net in the from
Contains doctorlloyd in the from
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains drugs in the subject
Contains recipients in the subject
Contains results in the subject
Contains Web Page Analysis in the body
Contains seo in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains 150.201.204.45 in the body
Contains 46.193.65.87 in the body
Contains Mailing list subscription confirmation notice in the body
Contains for subscription of your email address in the body
Contains Someone just searched for you on Google and found your page on in the body
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains creativitymovement.net in the from
Contains creatorvictory@hotmail.com in the from
Contains .info in the from
Contains Creativity Religion in the from
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains pills in the subject
Contains pharmacy in the subject
Contains pills in the from
Contains pharmacy in the from
Contains tinnitus in the subject
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains .win in the from
Contains .top in the from
Contains interfax.net in the from
Contains .bid in the from
Contains .date in the from
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains .gov in the from
Contains .gov.uk in the from
Contains .gov.au in the from
Contains secureserver.com in the from
Contains Wells Fargo in the from
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains .review in the from
Contains .science in the from
Contains .xyz in the from
Contains .uno in the from
Contains .space in the from
and then stop.     

Then, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains .gdn in the from
Contains .stream in the from
Contains wellsfargo.com in the from
Contains .club in the from
Contains .download in the from
and then stop.     

Finally, delete emails that match any of the following:
Contains audit in the subject
Contains drone in the subject
Contains free in the subject
Contains paypal in the subject
Contains adidanos.com in the from
and then stop.
Email Filters.txt (5.31 kB)