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Email
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Receiving
email using your domain name
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- Login to our Control Panel
Please refer to "I'm
having problems logging in to the Control Panel" should
you ever encounter any problems connecting to our server.
- Enter your domain name and
password. Remember, your domain name does not include "www.".
If you do not remember your password, please contact
us.
- Scroll down the section entitled "Email
Forwarding".
- Under the section entitled "Username",
enter the name of the email address you wish to receive mail
for. This can be your first name, sales, info etc. Do not use
spaces.
- Under the section "Forward
To" specify where you want this email to forward to.
This can be any valid email address.
In the example above any mail sent
either info@popunder.biz or sales@popunder.biz would be
forwarded to andrew@aol.com. However, sales@popunder.biz
is forwarded to lissa@yahoo.com. As you can see from this
example, you may create multiple email accounts and have them
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| Using all 50 free email forwarding
accounts |
| When you initially set up your Email
Forwarding you will only see 7 rows for your email accounts. This is
normal and designed to conserve space. After you have used up these
first 7 rows, click on the "Modify" button at the bottom
of the control panel page. Now log off then log back in. You should
now see an additional 7 slots or fields ready for more email
addresses. Repeat the process if necessary. You are allowed a total
of 50 email forwarding accounts for each domain name registered. |
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| Using our NEW! Catch-all email
account |
| Using the * (asterisk)
character in any Username field now acts as a catch-all email
account. For example, let's say in the Username field for Row 1 you
entered the name info and in the Forward To field for that
same Row, you entered the email address andrew@aol.com.
This means that any email sent to info at this domain, will
be instantly forwarded to andrew@aolcom
Now in Row 2, let's assume you used
the * character in the Username field and lissa@yahoo.com
in the Forward To field. In this case Andrew will only receive email
if someone sends email to info at this domain. However,
since Lissa is using a catch-all, he would receive ANY email
sent to this domain name except for those emails sent to info.
If more than one person needs to receive "all" email at a
particular domain, then simply use the * character in the
Username field in more than one row.
Using our new catch-all enable you to
have virtually an unlimited number or email forwarding accounts.
It's also a great way to ensure you don't miss any emails sent to
your domain name from someone who happened to misspell your email
address. |
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| Sending email using your domain |
| Feel free to set up your email program
to use one of the email accounts you've created as your "Reply
To" email address. After all this is one of the primary benefits
of having your own domain name. Since these are email
forwarding accounts and not actual POP3 email accounts, you will
have to use your ISPs outgoing mail server to send your email. For
more information about your outgoing mail server, please consult
with your ISP or web hosting company. |
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