Email Forwarding Policy
Our Email Forwarding Policy applies to all shared services. Email forwarding directs incoming messages from one email address to another. When an email message is sent to your forwarded email address, our mail servers redirect the message to the email address you specify. The followings are the list of domains with stringent spam policy that we prohibit email forwarding to that might lead to a blacklist of server IP addresses and affect email delivery for others.
- aol.com
- comcast.net
- att.net
- msn.com
- hotmail.com
- yahoo.com
- gmail.com
- streamyx.com
- rocketmail.com
- yahoogroups.com
- googlegroups.com
- outlook.com
- live.com
- inbox.com
- singnet.com
Users’ mailboxes that have been configured with email forwarding to the above destination can be disabled without notice.
Some email service providers like Gmail and Hotmail allow users to add a POP3 account. Instead of forwarding, use fetching. To learn more refer to their FAQ for details: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/21289?hl=en and http://windows.microsoft.com/en-sg/outlook/pop-email