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Multi-recipient forwarding - This allows you to forward mail from one address, to many others. A little like a small mailing list. When an email arrives at a multi-recipient forward address, like sales@mydomain.com, the mail is forwarded to many other recipients, i.e. alice@mydomain.com, brian@mydomain.com, charlie@otherdomain.com, etc. This can be useful in an office environment, where a number of employees can be kept in-touch with a single email address, such as 'finance@mydomain.com' or 'support@mydomain.com'. Works with a mixture of mailbox accounts and external addresses too. Domain email aliasing - This facility will allow you to alias all addresses on one domain, onto another domain. i.e. if you have sales@domain1.com and info@domain1.com, then you automatically have sales@domain2.com and info@domain2.com without any further setup, provided domain2.com is a domain email alias to domain1.com. This is very useful if you have a number of similar domains, or have some parked domains and need to provide 'standard' addresses on them, going to a common mailbox. Customisable rejection address - This allows you to set up an address that will reject every message sent to it and return a customisable error message. This can be used if you need to close an email account because of spam, or an employee leaving - you can leave a message that tells people to re-send their email elsewhere. It has the advantages that spammers will not see the error message, and it does not create another message (like a regular autoresponder would) which could be sent to an innocent 3rd party as a result of spam. Blackhole address - Sometimes it's useful to discard messages as soon as they arrive at the server, for example a 'noreply' address used to send out automated mails, that you don't want to see replies to, but you do need a valid account for.
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