To get in touch with Thunderbird Email Support, follow these steps:

1. Call Thunderbird Support

Dial +1-855-446-1089 (Toll-free) for quick assistance with email issues or account-related concerns. This is the fastest way to connect with a live representative.

2. Choose Your Language

Once you call the number, the automated system will prompt you to select your preferred language. Follow the instructions to proceed.

3. Select the Issue

You will be asked to choose the issue or service you need help with. Follow the menu and press the corresponding number for email-related issues.

4. Connect with a Support Agent

After making your selection, you will be connected with a Thunderbird support agent. Explain your issue and receive troubleshooting steps or guidance.

5. Additional Support Options

1. Email Support: You can also send an email to Thunderbird support at their official email address.

2. Live Chat: Visit the Thunderbird support website to use the live chat feature and get assistance.

3. Community Forums: If you prefer, you can visit the Thunderbird forums to ask questions and get advice from other users and experts.

6. Follow the Instructions

Whether you call, email, or chat with support, make sure to follow the instructions provided by the Thunderbird support team for a smooth resolution of your issue.

By following these steps, you can quickly get the help you need for any Thunderbird email-related concerns.

Here are some common issues users face with Thunderbird email and their solutions:

1. Unable to Send/Receive Emails

Solution:

1. Check your internet connection to ensure it's stable.
2. Verify that your email account settings (SMTP for outgoing, IMAP/POP3 for incoming) are correctly configured.
3. Go to Thunderbird’s "Account Settings" and recheck server settings for your email provider.
4. Try restarting Thunderbird or your computer.

2. Email Account Not Syncing

Solution:

1. Ensure that your email provider's IMAP/POP3 settings are correct.
2. Check the sync settings in Thunderbird (Tools > Account Settings > Synchronization & Storage).
3. Ensure your internet connection is active.
4. Disable any firewall or antivirus software temporarily to check if they are blocking Thunderbird.

3. Forgotten Thunderbird Email Password

Solution:

1. Reset your email password through your email provider’s website.
2. In Thunderbird, go to "Tools" > "Options" > "Security" > "Passwords" and update the stored password with the new one.

4. Thunderbird Not Opening or Crashing

Solution:

1. Try restarting Thunderbird in Safe Mode (Hold down the Shift key while starting Thunderbird).
2. Disable any add-ons or extensions that might be causing issues.
3. Update Thunderbird to the latest version.
4. If the issue persists, try creating a new Thunderbird profile and set up your account again.

5. Thunderbird Email Account Settings Not Working

Solution:

1. Double-check your email provider’s settings (IMAP, SMTP, Port numbers).
2. Make sure you're using the correct username (full email address) and password.
3. Disable SSL/TLS settings temporarily to test if there’s an issue with encryption settings.

6. Thunderbird Error: "Sending of Password Failed"

Solution:

1. Check if the email account password is correct by logging in through the web interface.
2. Update the password in Thunderbird by going to Account Settings > Server Settings and entering the correct password.
3. Clear saved passwords under Tools > Options > Security > Passwords.

7. Attachments Not Downloading or Opening

Solution:

1. Make sure that the email with attachments is fully downloaded.
2. Check the file types and ensure Thunderbird supports opening them.
3. If Thunderbird is unable to open the attachment, try downloading it manually from your email provider’s web interface.

8. Thunderbird Not Showing New Emails

Solution:

1. Make sure your account is set to sync for new emails. Go to Account Settings > Synchronization & Storage and enable email syncing.
2. Check for any filters or rules that may be moving emails to other folders.
3. Refresh the inbox by clicking on Get Mail or pressing Ctrl+T.

9. Thunderbird Sending Duplicate Emails

Solution:

1. Check your email server settings for any issues that may cause the duplicate email to be sent.
2. Disable any email filters or forwarding rules that might be triggering duplicate messages.
3. Ensure that Thunderbird is set to store sent messages locally under Account Settings > Copies & Folders.

10. Thunderbird Running Slow

Solution:

1. Archive old emails to reduce the size of your inbox and improve performance.
2. Compact your folders by right-clicking on the folder and selecting Compact.
3. Disable unnecessary add-ons to speed up Thunderbird.
4. Update Thunderbird to the latest version for performance improvements.

For more detailed troubleshooting or unresolved issues, you can contact Thunderbird support at +1-855-446-1089 (Toll-free).