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Virtual Email for NCIA hosted Website

A virtual e-mail will give you e-mail addresses at your domain name.

Example info@yourdomain.com.

These are not "pop" accounts (you cannot set up your e-mail program to receive this mail) they must be forwarded to an existing "pop" mailbox.

Examples:
info@yourdomain.com forwards to -> jim@aol.com.
sales@yourdomain.com forwards to -> marciabrady@tvland.com.
webmaster@yourdomain.com forwards to -> thomas24@ncia.net.

You can have as many Virtual E-mails as you wish, but they must first have an existing mailbox to be sent to. For more information on getting additional "pop" accounts, contact the main office at 603-752-1250 and let us know you would like to set up another "pop" mail account. (Extra Mailbox $10/set-up $2.50/month)

To add "Virtual Email" addresses to your existing website, simply fill in the following:

Your Name:
Your Domain: (Ex. http://ncia.net)
Your current E-mail:

New Virtual Address	Existing "Pop" Mailbox
ex. sales@mydomain.com forwards to ->	joe@ncia.net
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* If you require more than 10 virtual address, simply submit these 10 then return
here and fill in the form again with your additional virtual adress requests.

In addition to individual addresses, you can have a Catch-all virtual email setup
(Meaning anything@yourdomain.com will be sent to an existing pop mailbox) to catch typos in email
addresses [ ifno@yourdomain.com] or invalid addresses etc. that are not assigned to your domain.

If you would like to use the "catch-all" option to be sure you never miss an email,
specify the existing mailbox you would like all stray mails sent to (or leave this box blank to skip):
anything_else@mydomain.com forwards to -->

When finished, press the "Submit" button below:

NOTE: Setting the "Reply to" address for your Virtual E-mail addresses
Your settings in your e-mail program will allow you to change your "reply to" address, this is where you would put your "virtual address", so that when when you reply to a virtual email that was sent to a pop account, it will have the virtual address as a return/reply address to the customer. If you have problems with changing your "reply to" address in your email program, contact support@ncia.net.