autoresponding for email migration
May. 27th, 2005 06:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
guslAnother obvious idea:
When changing email addresses because of too much spam, you could set up an auto-responder directing the contact (and the spammers!) to your website, where your email is safely displayed in a GIF.
Does anyone know a webmail with a permanent autoresponding feature? Yahoo's vacation mail doesn't support vacations longer than 6 months.
UPDATE: my host, buydomains.com, has an autorespond feature. It requires you to choose a forwarding address, but I'll just direct them all to Yahoo and never read them. Problem Solved!
When changing email addresses because of too much spam, you could set up an auto-responder directing the contact (and the spammers!) to your website, where your email is safely displayed in a GIF.
Does anyone know a webmail with a permanent autoresponding feature? Yahoo's vacation mail doesn't support vacations longer than 6 months.
UPDATE: my host, buydomains.com, has an autorespond feature. It requires you to choose a forwarding address, but I'll just direct them all to Yahoo and never read them. Problem Solved!