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The daunting bit (if you're using gmail or something where you don't own the domain) is getting everyone to update their address books. I took the same approach
by taneq 1mo ago
The daunting bit (if you're using gmail or something where you don't own the domain) is getting everyone to update their address books. I took the same approach that you did and it took years before the forwarded emails died down, even with responding to all of them with "please use my new address". I got there in the end, though.
- jraph 1mo agoI had an automated reply that pretended I didn't receive mails there anymore. I would receive some messages twice for some time, as people resent their mails to the new address Things sorted themselves out without much effort. But indeed, it took at least a year or two.