FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

If you currently subscribe to our phone service, you can quickly and easily access your long distance call details through My Account. Login to My Account, click on the My Services tab, and next to Phone, click on Long Distance Call Details. From there you will have the option to view the call details by month and/or export the details to excel. Only the primary user has access to view call details.

Primary DNS 208.180.42.100

Secondary DNS 66.76.175.100

These will only work from Suddenlink IPs.

Follow these 4 easy steps for returning your equipment:

1. Prepare your shipment.

   Disconnect the equipment you wish to return and carefully place it, including all remotes and power cords, in a box of your choosing. Make a copy of your Suddenlink bill, or simply write your name, street address, city, state, zip code and account number on a piece of paper and place it in the box.

   • Note: You can find your account number at suddenlink.net by clicking on "My Account" in the top right corner and signing in, or on any receipt or bill from Suddenlink.
2. Create and print a label. Click hereand enter your information. On the confirmation page, click the box at the bottom that says “Get label” to print your pre-paid return label.
3. Attach the label.Attach one return label per box and be sure to remove or cover any old shipping labels.
4. Drop off the box. Securely seal the box and bring to Walgreens, FedEx Office or any authorized FedEx location. Do not use a FedEx Drop Box. Remember to ask for a receipt for your shipment as proof of mailing.

The Federal Cost Recovery Fee is a fee paid by all telephone and VoIP companies providing interstate service. The fee is used to help provide telephone accessibility to people who are hearing impaired or speech disabled.

Sign in at suddenlinkbusiness.com and click on My Services/Internet/Static IP.

Form 149 is a Missouri sales and use tax exemption certificate. This form should be completed by any customers claiming exemption from sales or use tax in Missouri.

Click to download.

You will need to contact us by chat or phone and give us your account information so that we can activate it remotely, be sure to have the serial number handy.

Here are the settings you will need to setup your Suddenlink Business email on your email client using either IMAP or POP. If you need directions for setting up Suddenlink Residential email, click here.

IMAP (inbound)

Incoming Mail Server: imap.suddenlinkmail.com
Incoming mail port (SSL): 993 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Incoming mail port: 143 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only)

POP (inbound)

Incoming Mail Server: pop.suddenlinkmail.com
Incoming mail port (SSL): 995 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Incoming mail port: 110 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only

SMTP (outbound)

Outgoing Mail Server: smtp.suddenlinkmail.com
Outgoing mail port (SSL): 465 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Outgoing mail port: 587 or 25 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only)

Username Password

Username: Your full email address, including the @domain.net at the end (i.e. @suddenlinkmail.com)
Password: The password set to your particular email address

Note: Outgoing server verification/authentication must be enabled and on. If your email client has the option or checkbox that says My outgoing server requires authentication this will need to be checked along with use same settings as my incoming mail server.

If the email client asks for Clear Text Authentication, check yes.

What is the difference between IMAP and POP?

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a popular protocol that keeps your email on the server and always synchronized across all your devices. For example, if you delete, send or mark a message as unread on one device, it is reflected on all your devices. IMAP is recommended for those who check their email on multiple devices since it provides a more consistent experience across all devices.

POP (Post Office Protocol) downloads your email onto your device. Therefore, actions on one device are not reflected on other devices. Using the same example, if you delete, send or mark a message as unread on one device, the changes will not be reflected on other devices. If you access your email on multiple devices, IMAP is the recommended option.

Email service is no longer available for new customers. 

To change your access code online, you must log into My Account. Once logged in, navigate to the ‘My Profile’ tab. The last option under User Information is a button to change your access code. NOTE: Only primary users can change the access code. Secondary users on My Account will not have the option to do so.

This is a tax that is mandated by the federal government and it is assessed on taxable services.