A forwarder automatically sends whatever arrives at an address (for example [email protected]) to another mailbox, yours or someone else's. It's a way to have aliases without creating new mailboxes.
- Go to Hosting and click Manage hosting.
- In the Overview, under Advanced tools, click Email forwarders.
- It opens in a new tab: add the address on your domain and the mailbox to forward to, then save.
If you forward to a mailbox at another provider (like Gmail), spam gets forwarded too, which can hurt your domain's reputation. Use forwarders for addresses that get little spam.
Forwarders are set up from Advanced tools, in your hosting Overview. If your plan doesn't include advanced tools, contact us and we'll set it up.
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