This may sound a bit weird and I'm not entirely sure it's possible.
Essentially I'd like to use the domain http://antibunny.com that points to my website as an email domain as well, and have it point to my gmail account.
So if someone emails say artist@antibunny.com it goes through the nameserver and redirects to my gmail address.
Is such a thing at all possible?
Crazy Email domain question
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Re: Crazy Email domain question
I'm sure it IS possible, but I'm not all together sure of if you need ComicGenesis' help (because the nameservers for your domain are CG nameservers) or the help of whomever you registered the domain through.VinnieD wrote:This may sound a bit weird and I'm not entirely sure it's possible.
Essentially I'd like to use the domain http://antibunny.com that points to my website as an email domain as well, and have it point to my gmail account.
So if someone emails say artist@antibunny.com it goes through the nameserver and redirects to my gmail address.
Is such a thing at all possible?
I believe this is one for Kisai.
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