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fastfences

Hi Hedge,
Whoever is hosting your site should offer you a 'control panel.' Log into that and there'll be a tab for email forwarding. You should find menus to insert the relevant redirection details.
Cheers, Nigel
 
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All are correct above. But were are the emails going to, if they all go to you anyway then just leave it as it is. I can send anything to your domain address and you will get it.

If it is going elsewhere then do above. But if it is just for those contacting you to perceive a larger company you dont have to change anything. I know I went the long way about that but i hope you know what i mean.
 
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SuffolkDesigns

you host uses CPanel as a control panel, and from the panel you should be able to add / remove e-mail accounts from the e-mail menu.

If you host does not give you a reasonable number of e-mails then tell them to or move to a different host that does.

Your CPanel access is at http://www.hedgehogtoys.co.uk:2082/ and you should login with the same username & password as you use for FTP
 
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Obviously it does happen, but I can't imagine any host not providing at least one email address account - in my opinion it looks more professional if you have a matchin email account with your domain rather than yahoo, hotmail etc.

Darren
 
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I'd agree, it looks 1000% better than @aol.com or @hotmail.com
I have a few setup, info@, myname@ and what I find a good one is have something a little more personal, so you can say look, heres my personal email address, for eg I have calv @datacomuk.co.uk they usually seem impressed that you are giving them a personal service, obviously doesnt apply to online shops etc, but I mean n general

CALV
 
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