Email forwarding

If I have correctly understood the post on the Zen forum about email forwarding to a Zen address (like [email protected]), then it explains why lots of my email is going missing. My family use quite a few forwarders on various domain names.

Can somebody from A&A tell me if A&A have a similar policy or can I forward all of my email to an A&A email address instead of Zen.

Or do I need to work on a completely different solution.?

I am sure it's possible, and someone will tell you soon how to do it. But personally I would use an external company - as this means that when you move ISP's you don't have to dance about

AA do their own hosting separately to their service, I think.

We don't offer 'aaisp' addresses, eg you don't have a [email protected] address, instead we can register you your own domain name, eg sandgrounder.org.uk and you can have addresses with your own domain name - the domain is yours, and so you are then free to move the domain to different ISPs if you wish...

Many people on here (my included) would recommend Tsohost as well for a completely independent solution. Their base package is 500MB space and 5GB transfer a month for £14.99 a year - adequate for more peoples e-mails. I am a heavy e-mail user for business and I have 88MB of mail and use about 1GB a month bandwidth.

https://www.tsohost.com/

AAISP's solution works too but as Andrew says you need to more that wen you change ISP.

OK. Thank you.

I have most of it sorted out now. Just a shame Zen did not think to warn those of us using forwarding. Their logs must have shown who would be affected.

In reply to a post by Sandgrounder:

OK. Thank you.

I have most of it sorted out now. Just a shame Zen did not think to warn those of us using forwarding. Their logs must have shown who would be affected.

Based on the fact they cut customers off and then chase them through debt collection. Nothing surprises me with them.

For hosting and email, I find Freeola take some beating. http://freeola.com/free-email/

They have been very good with everything else. I have been with them since ADSL became available.

Whereas, it took me a while and a few migrations before I got to AA ISP for my second line.

In reply to a post by professor973:

For hosting and email, I find Freeola take some beating. http://freeola.com/free-email/

I was going to suggest them but was not sure if you needed connectivity too.