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Ordinarily this requires informing everyone on your mailing list
of your
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new email address. And you probably have to change your "profile"
on
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a number of different web sites, too, in order to log in or make
purchases.
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 Here's a possible solution
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Many colleges and universities offer alumni free permanent email
add-
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resses from which messages are forwarded to the actual email provider.
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Here's how it works
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Go to the alumni section of your alma mater's web site.
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Create your alma mater email account (e.g., you@almamater.edu) with
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a forwarding address to your actual provider (e.g., you@aol.com).
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Give all your correspondents your new you@almamater.edu
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address and use it as the return address in your email program.
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4- From that point on:
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Sender mails to you@almamater.edu
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Alma mater forwards to you@aol.com
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If you change your actual email address, there's no need to inform
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the world. Just change the forwarding address at your alma mater!
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Click the schoolhouse to find your alma
mater's web site.
Go to its Alumni section and check out the possiblities.
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