1. Login to your old cPanel.
2. Click on File Manager.
3. Click on Mail.
4. Click on your domain name folder.
5. Select your mail and right click on it. Click on Compress.
6. After compressing your folder, download it to your local system.
7. Now login to your new cPanel and click on Email Accounts to Create an email account with same name, to know how to create email accounts, Click Here.
8. After creating email account, click on file manager.
9. Click on Mail.
10. Click on your domain name folder and delete the email folder which is created automatically while creating the email account
11. Paste your zip file here.
12. Select your file and right click on it. Select extract.
13. After extracting the file, go to email accounts to change the password(mandatory).
14. Click on Password and Authentication to change password.
15. Enter your new password and click on change password.
16. That’s it! Your mails are now restored to another cPanel. Check your webmail now.
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