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I don't think Office 365 allows me to reply as the recipient of the email, unless I create a mailbox or an explicit alias. Are there applications that allow th
by WirelessGigabit 4y ago
I don't think Office 365 allows me to reply as the recipient of the email, unless I create a mailbox or an explicit alias.
Are there applications that allow this?
In other words, I have a catch-all on my domain, and I get an email on foobar@domain.com.
But my login is WirelessGigabit@domain.com. On Office365 I cannot reply from foobar@domain.com unless I add it as an alias.
- tekeous 4y agoSimpleLogin does exactly this, the person emails foobar@domain.com, you receive that email from random-code-123@simplelogin.com, and when you reply to that out of your WirelessGigabit@domain.com inbox, SimpleLogin will send the reply back out from foobar@domain.com. Plus it’s from the ProtonMail gang so it’s reasonably secure and private.