Guest guest Posted December 8, 2008 Report Share Posted December 8, 2008 Thanks for the ideas, Beth. ---Sharlene--- > > There are a few free services I have used in the past when I was changing email addresses. Similar to mail forwarding with the post office. I have listed links to their sites below. Check them out. Hopefully one of them will help you out. > > http://ecoa.returnpath.net/ Return Path - You can upload your address book and send notices to everyone in it with your new email. You can also look for new addresses if you know a person's old one. One nice thing they allow you to do is decide who gets your new address and who doesn't. > > http://emailchange.com/ Email Change.com - This site offers a new email address registry and finding a new one by searching for the old one > > http://www.trueswitch.com/home_forward.htm True Switch - This site can check your old email account for a period of 30 days and forward any emails received to your new account. You can then reply to your friends and business contacts notifying them of your new email address. Your old address must remain open for the 30 days in order for this one to work, and the user name & password must stay the same. Most employers will allow you that long to get your email transferred to a new address. > > http://fastforwardemail.com/main.htm Fast Forward Email - This service will reserve a domain name that matches your real name and forward all your email to as many as five other email addresses. It's all automatic. They charge $50 for 12 months of this service. > > Hope this info helps > > Dr. Beth Sullivan, DO > Ridgeway Family Practice, PC > Commerce, GA > > E-mail forwarding > > > Hey all you IT geniuses (and I mean that sincerely, of course. I'm in > awe of you!)...I will soon be losing the e-mail account I had with my > former employer, but a lot of good stuff comes to that e-mail > address. Is there a way I can set up to have that e-mail > automatically forwarded to another e-mail address, even though my > employer will be closing out the old account? Thanks---Sharlene--- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2008 Report Share Posted December 8, 2008 Thanks for the ideas, Beth. ---Sharlene--- > > There are a few free services I have used in the past when I was changing email addresses. Similar to mail forwarding with the post office. I have listed links to their sites below. Check them out. Hopefully one of them will help you out. > > http://ecoa.returnpath.net/ Return Path - You can upload your address book and send notices to everyone in it with your new email. You can also look for new addresses if you know a person's old one. One nice thing they allow you to do is decide who gets your new address and who doesn't. > > http://emailchange.com/ Email Change.com - This site offers a new email address registry and finding a new one by searching for the old one > > http://www.trueswitch.com/home_forward.htm True Switch - This site can check your old email account for a period of 30 days and forward any emails received to your new account. You can then reply to your friends and business contacts notifying them of your new email address. Your old address must remain open for the 30 days in order for this one to work, and the user name & password must stay the same. Most employers will allow you that long to get your email transferred to a new address. > > http://fastforwardemail.com/main.htm Fast Forward Email - This service will reserve a domain name that matches your real name and forward all your email to as many as five other email addresses. It's all automatic. They charge $50 for 12 months of this service. > > Hope this info helps > > Dr. Beth Sullivan, DO > Ridgeway Family Practice, PC > Commerce, GA > > E-mail forwarding > > > Hey all you IT geniuses (and I mean that sincerely, of course. I'm in > awe of you!)...I will soon be losing the e-mail account I had with my > former employer, but a lot of good stuff comes to that e-mail > address. Is there a way I can set up to have that e-mail > automatically forwarded to another e-mail address, even though my > employer will be closing out the old account? Thanks---Sharlene--- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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