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email forwarding

Not every e-mail address has its own POP3 or Web-based mailbox. Some merely redirect e-mail traffic to another e-mail address. These P.O. Box-style addresses are called aliases or e-mail forwarding addresses. Domain hosts or registrars offer them as a service to people who register domains but don't want to reconfigure their e-mail software to pick up from another e-mail box--or pay for space on an e-mail server.

 

 

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