If you’re unable to access your emails, please contact your email service provider for assistance. That provider is not Cloudflare, because Cloudflare does not even offer such a service.
From public records, I can see your website is currently hosted with Squarespace. However, email service for your domain is currently pointed at Bluehost.
If your mail service is still with Bluehost, then contact them for assistance. But if you’ve switched email service providers, then you need to configure your domain to work with this new email service provider.
OMG Wow, Crazy domains (who my domain is with) told me it was through Cloudflare. I haven’t been hosted through bluehost for years. The hole I am in gets deeper
Thank you
Well, if you don’t have an account with Bluehost anymore, then do you even have email service for your domain at all?
Note that your current hosting service – Squarespace – does not have native email service. They partner with Google Workspace, but that requires a separate payment to Google. That’s explained by Squarespace here and here.
So the big question is: do you even have an email service at all? If you’re sure you do, which provider are you paying for this email service?
I believe this is my problem. Up until last Sunday I had an email service. I always assumed it was through crazy domains. It wasn’t until a Microsoft upgrade that I got an error message that asked me to type in a password to access emails … I typed in what I assumed was the password (and have tried numerous passwords since)
Nothing worked. So I contacted crazy domains who said my email service was through Cloudflare … which I never signed up for …
Cloudflare absolutely, positively, does not host email. At most, it can act as an email forwarder. But your domain’s MX record isn’t pointing to Cloudflare.
As far as I can tell, your domain /never/ pointed to Cloudflare for email. It has pointed to the same mail server as it does now (mail.trevallan.com) for the past decade. With the same IP address for the past five or so years.