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Why don't they just use 'donotreply@eastlink.com"? It's only their marketing emails that need a "noreply" address and there is no reason that address has to be
by valuearb 9y ago
Why don't they just use 'donotreply@eastlink.com"?
It's only their marketing emails that need a "noreply" address and there is no reason that address has to be exactly "noreply". There is no confusion with any other user or company, because their no reply addresses are noreply@theirdomain.com.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 9y ago> It's only their marketing emails that need a "noreply" address Do their marketing letters need a "noreply" address? "This letter comes from nowhere, you can not reply to this letter"? Why do their marketing emails need it, then?
- joesb 9y agoThey can use 'donotreply@eastlink.com' but they cannot stop other customer who receive email from 'noreply@eastlink.com' to not believe that the email is official Eastlink email.