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What is a catchall e-mail account?
For you to be able to use your Catchall account as it states
in the "Catchall email" You need to have access your ISP's
SMTP server. If you do then you can add an email profile in
the Email Client of your choice: Microsoft Outlook, Outlook
Express, Eudora etc. Then with the data provided in the
Catchall Email you enter the required settings. POP Server,
Username and Password (all from the Catchall Email) and SMTP
server (from your ISP).
In the end you should have two email accounts (or profiles)
in your Email program: Your ISP's email and your CatchAll
email.
As mentioned in the Original Catchall Email :
"I wish I could be an expert in the dozens
of e-mail packages that are out there, but
there's just too many of them. If you have
any questions about how to use or configure
your particular e-mail software, please check
your software's help or contact the support
department of the software company directly
-- they will know your software much better
than I could ever hope to. :-)"
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How can I set up multiple email addresses?
At this time, there is no multi pop account access. SBI!
includes one Pop Account Catchall e-mail.
It is a "Catchall" which means that even if your Catchall
e-mail was name@domain.com, any e-mail address that is used
containing your domain name (domain.com) would be received
by your Catchall account. So if someone e-mailed
info@domain.com or support@domain.com, you would receive it.
(This is a great fail-safe. It's amazing how often e-mail
bounces back to the sender because they typed the wrong
e-mail address or because the e-mail address they were given
-- or linked from -- had a typo in it, or simply doesn't exist.(No e-mail will ever be lost!)
What you can do is have specific reply-to-addresses created
from within your e-mail client and then set up filters (or
rules) that sort the incoming e-mail. For example, you have
your catchall e-mail address as name@domain.com, but you
also want info@domain.com and support@domain.com, etc. By
setting up separate folders and then filtering your incoming
e-mail you can have any e-mail for support@domain.com go to a separate folder in your inbox and e-mail sent to
info@domain.com sent to another folder.
So with this you could set up your e-mail program to have a
separate Inbox folders for the following e-mail addresses...
sales@domain.com
marketing@domain.com
webmaster@domain.com
support@domain.com
mark@domain.com
... and then set up a 'rule' or 'filter' (depending on the
program you use) to sort the e-mail that comes in to those
specific e-mail addresses.
Due out in late 2004 we will be adding the ability to add multiple pop accounts.
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