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In this video hosting tutorial you will learn how to setup email aliases using your hosting control panel. It is available for free and paid users. Return to Video Tutorials Page.
- First, you have to select the Email Aliases section from the control panel.
- Type in the alias name.
- Select the recipient(s) for this alias.
- Click the Create Alias button.
- The alias has been added to the system. Any email sent to it well be received by the recipient you have selected.
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