The "@planetunreal.com" enigma

[Gringle]

My site, The Redeemer, was hosted by PlanetUnreal. I have an @planetunreal address now (Gringle@planetunreal.com). It gets forwarded to me, but when I reply to someone, I'm pretty sure it gives the "@aol.com" ending to my name. Is there a way to work around this, anyone with an @PU address?

---Gringle, webmaster of The Redeemer

 

[CoffeyCan]

yes, if you have a PC, you go into Outlook Express and under tools icon there is a 'accounts' link, click that and set up your new addy as your @pu.com addy, use your same pop3 and smtp to send and recieve (youre alread recieving the mail) and that should be it. Now youll have two addys the @pu and the @aol.com one, there will be a pulldown menu thatll let you choose.
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[Gringle]

Heh heh. Got it. Thanks CC.

---Gringle, webmaster of The Redeemer

 

[Bad.Mojo]

As a follow up, just go in to your mail client. Set your reply-to address to be @planetunreal.com. You can also set your email address to be @planetunreal.com, if you like. It'll still check the @aol pop box, but your emails will go out with the header indicating to respond to the @planetunreal.com forward box, which will (of course) automatically forward it to your @aol pop box, safe and snug for your later retrieval.

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