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11-17-2005, 02:35 PM #1Junior Guru Wannabe
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Multiple Domains and Main E-mail Account
For my main e-mail account, I have always used my hosting companies web based email and one of my domains i.e. user@mydomain.com but have avoided using Outlook because I was unable to back up and save the e-mails for some reason and it crashed my PC at one point and I lost everything not only e-mails.
I have always avoided using my ISP email account as my main account due to the fact that I tend switch ISPs often. I have also avoided using something like hotmail.com or yahoo mail.
Now, I find myself moving hosting companies, SoI am wondering what the best way for me to set up my main e-mail and any other accounts for my mulitple domains?
Thanks!Rock Brothers Multi Media Advertising and Productions
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11-17-2005, 04:29 PM #2WHT Addict
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Most of Hosting Company's providing both services with multiple account. You can check the hosting offer section and also search there.
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11-18-2005, 11:58 AM #3Junior Guru Wannabe
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Originally Posted by hostingconcept
What I'd like to know is...what's the best way to set up my main e-mail and handle the other e-mail accounts for mulitple domains if I want the freedom to switch hosting companies and/or ISPs without missing and/or losing an email?Rock Brothers Multi Media Advertising and Productions
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11-18-2005, 12:07 PM #4Web Hosting Master
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In that case, I would set up a web-based account. You may not want a Hotmail account as your official mail address.. but there are others.
Personally, I use Spamcop.net - it has the additional benefit that it effectively takes care of spam.
PS: and of course you can have other accounts re-direct to that account to simplify your life. THat is what I do.
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11-18-2005, 12:48 PM #5Junior Guru Wannabe
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Originally Posted by Nadabrahma
Originally Posted by NadabrahmaRock Brothers Multi Media Advertising and Productions
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11-18-2005, 02:05 PM #6Web Hosting Master
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Originally Posted by RockBros
1). You are correct, many commerce sites do not accept free email accounts. Do you have a home or office DSL or cable connection? You could use that as your primary email account. Of course, if you ever switch primary ISP's, then you have a problem.
2). Email forwarders (where you can have a specific email address on your hosting account forward to another address) are pretty much a standard feature these days. You could certainly just create one or more free email accounts and then have "webmaster@xxx.com" mail accounts forward to them.
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12-07-2005, 11:21 PM #7Junior Guru Wannabe
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Originally Posted by Ariel74
For example, If I forward multiple e-mail addresses i.e. "webmaster@domain2.com" thru "webmaster@domain50.com" to "webmaster@domain1.com", then I get an email for "webmaster@domain22.com"; I want to be able to reply from "webmaster@domain22.com" NOT be forced to reply from "webmaster@domain1.com".
Does that make any sense?Rock Brothers Multi Media Advertising and Productions
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12-08-2005, 12:25 AM #8Web Hosting Master Disaster
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Sounds like what you need is a hosting provider that has IMAP. This way you can download to your computer all of your emails to outlook, outlook express or thunderbird. With IMAP your email remains on the server... once you open the email on your desktop, then it shows as being open on your server. In addition, if you move an email in either the server (webmail) or on the desktop to another folder, it moves in both places.
Also, if you change hosting companies, IMAP will store the email on your desktop.... when you get to the new company remake the folders on the server, and sync with the desktop... your emails are there. If your desktop crashes, your emails are still on the server... in addition, if you are on the road (do not have a laptop) you can still get your emails via webmail.
This is all very simple to setup, once you play with it for a while. I've been online for years and just found the power of IMAP this year.
Outlook will allow you to "send as" different email accounts....
If you want to pay for email a good source is: http://www.emailaddresses.com/forum/ I use everyone.net, but several companies on the link I posted will do what you need.
Also, offtopic, you really need to start backing up your desktop.Windows 10 to Linux and Mac OSX: I'm PARSECs better than you. Eat my dust!!!