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Is there a provider that lets you send emails from free format users on your domain? With catch all addresses the mail goes into my other@domain account. I use
by spockz 6y ago
Is there a provider that lets you send emails from free format users on your domain? With catch all addresses the mail goes into my other@domain account. I use a different email address per site. Now with gmail if I want to reply with that account I first need to create it as an alias. If I want to reply from my phone it even needs to be a full account. Is there any way to fix this? Short of using mutt and write the from header myself?
- pinkythepig 6y agoI can do this with fastmail, though fastmail is a subscription (like $5/month? IIRC, mine auto renews every 2 years so not sure). I have my primary email setup as <firstname>@<lastname>.org. If you set your dns records correctly with them, that allows you to use without any ahead of time setup <randomtag>@<firstname>.<lastname>.org. Setting a different tag where I have <firstname> is can be done too, but you need to set those up individually. replying to emails, I can change <randomtag> to whatever I want. They also offer random domains that you can setup burners under, though that does involve some ahead of time setup.
- jsmith99 6y agoFastmail lets you create wildcard identities like this so you can send from any username at any domain you have with them, but if you are sending from a third party app you usually still need to set up the sending identity in the app itself, which is annoying. The email programs I've tried haven't let me type arbitrary addresses into the 'from' line. Many programs won't even automatically reply from the same alias the message was received at.