Replying From A Specific Email Address

[Martin Harran]

In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated email
addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com.

Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to
one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without having
to set up a specific account in Outlook?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You can try putting the address in the From field - it works with some
services but not others.

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[Martin Harran]

You can try putting the address in the From field - it works with some
services but not others.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated
email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com.

Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply to
one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without
having to set up a specific account in Outlook?

No, that doesn't work, or at least it's not reliable, a test email to myself
comes through as "From <account sent from>
on behalf of <name used in 'From' field>"

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

How it displays or is interpreted is up to the client or in the case of
unsubscriptions, the list server software. The software may also support
"unsubscribe (e-mail address removed)" in the message body. Otherwise, you'll need
to create an acct to unsubscribe by email.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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You can try putting the address in the From field - it works with some
services but not others.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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In order to track/filter emails from various sources I use dedicated
email addresses in the format <sourcename>@mydomainname.com.

Using Outlook 2003, is there any easy way to generate a once off reply
to one of these emails - e.g.to unsubscibe from a mailing list - without
having to set up a specific account in Outlook?

No, that doesn't work, or at least it's not reliable, a test email to
myself comes through as "From <account sent from>
on behalf of <name used in 'From' field>"

 

[Martin Harran]

How it displays or is interpreted is up to the client or in the case of
unsubscriptions, the list server software. The software may also support
"unsubscribe (e-mail address removed)" in the message body.

Most of them do that and all of them really should, but there are still a
lot that ask you to just send an email with "Unsubscribe" in the Subject

Otherwise, you'll need to create an acct to unsubscribe by email.

Looks like I'm stuck with that.