Hi all,
I'd like to be able to set up several email addresses like this:
emails to a@xyz.com, b@xyz.com, and c@xyz.com all go to a@xyz.com, so I only have to check in the one place (a@xyz.com) for the emails to all those addresses. However, when I reply from a@xyz.com to the emails that have come in, I want the "From" to show as whichever address the email I received went to originally.
In other words, receive everything using one email address/inbox, but "replying from" whatever address things were sent to. Even if it might be "r@lmno.com" and not @xyz.com.
I swear I did exactly this a few years ago, with a different web host, and it was easy, but I can't remember how, and my current host says I have to do it at the mail client level. But I use Outlook and Thunderbird on different desktops at different locations, and also Gmail client on mobile. And the clients' Help functions seem to imply that it has to be done at the host.....
Did I dream that I did this in the past, and it wasn't even that hard?
I'd like to be able to set up several email addresses like this:
emails to a@xyz.com, b@xyz.com, and c@xyz.com all go to a@xyz.com, so I only have to check in the one place (a@xyz.com) for the emails to all those addresses. However, when I reply from a@xyz.com to the emails that have come in, I want the "From" to show as whichever address the email I received went to originally.
In other words, receive everything using one email address/inbox, but "replying from" whatever address things were sent to. Even if it might be "r@lmno.com" and not @xyz.com.
I swear I did exactly this a few years ago, with a different web host, and it was easy, but I can't remember how, and my current host says I have to do it at the mail client level. But I use Outlook and Thunderbird on different desktops at different locations, and also Gmail client on mobile. And the clients' Help functions seem to imply that it has to be done at the host.....
Did I dream that I did this in the past, and it wasn't even that hard?