Re: Dear Sara....LOL

"yAtGiRL tHE bUcKeT" <yat...@subdimension.com> writes:

> It shows the new POP3 addy, and my default addy. I got the POP3 addy to
> use with Agent and from what others are telling me, my ISP sends out my
> default (private) addy with my SMTP. I want people only to see the new
> POP3 addy and reply to that one.

I don't know about hotpop, but most Freemailers offer an SMTP-Server for
their customers. The one I use (gmx) does, for sure.

Most require you to fetch your mail via pop3 first, then let you send
mails via their SMTP-server for a few minutes. Most mailers can handle
this, and it would probably be the easiest solution if you're only using
one adress at a time.

Another option would be to check whether your ISP (if it *is* their server
changing your adress, that is) offers another SMTP server that allows
using different email-adresses (mine uses a setup like that - yes, I
think this is the dumbest thing since webmail ;-), but that doesn't keep
'em from doing it).

Tilman
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