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Re: How do I forward e-mail automatically for free.
« Reply #15 on: February 25, 2013, 09:15:48 AM »
I don't quite understand all the fuss over forwarding.  Why don't you just decide on an email address and use it?  If you need to notify your contacts of a change of address, then do that.  A paid email service like fastmail.fm (https://www.fastmail.fm/) might be well worth the small annual fee of $4.95 for a Personal account.

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Re: How do I forward e-mail automatically for free.
« Reply #16 on: February 25, 2013, 11:49:40 AM »
soybean, you have a good point.

Here in this part of the world, California, a common practice in  service industries is to be pleasant and even vain to promote repeat business. A clever email name is part of the kind of vanity. 

I married into a family that offers services. Anythings that a re cute or clever help pay the rent when customers return just to see a silly face again. I used to be a farmer and land developer. Times change.

You are right. It is a business thing, so we should just buy it

Come to think of it, I already have a free mail account. They offer both free vainity email and noncommercial accounts. Thanks for the reminder.

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Re: How do I forward e-mail automatically for free.
« Reply #17 on: February 25, 2013, 04:11:45 PM »
It is a business thing, so we should just buy it

Yea and never forget to buy the domain name of your business. American chef and TV personality Guy Fieri forgot to buy the domain name of his restaurant, but someone else didn't.

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