Re: [WebDNA] autoresponder email addresses

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2012


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 109184
interpreted = N
texte = Terry this is a losing battle. For me, I have several hundred clients using at least 1 contact form on their website. Every email from those contact forms say "DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL" but the website owners do anyway. We always use a live email address and have a human monitoring it. I deal a lot with customer service and find those "donotreply" email addresses and those notices of "not a human monitored email" to be quite unfriendly. To solve your specific question I have set up autoresponder@ email addresses and just redirected them to someone's real address. Matt On 6/9/2012 5:09 AM, Terry Wilson wrote: > What are people using for their autoresponder email addresses? It > seems that no matter what I choose (currently I'm using autoresponder@ > because a client thought do-not-reply@ sounded too hostile) people > will still reply to it, despite a footer that says it's an unmonitored > email address. Or is this a losing battle? > > I might add that I use reply-to in my send mail context, so they do > get a real reply to address if they hit 'reply'. I'm thinking people > might just be hitting reply all and sending to both the sender and > reply-to, but I really don't know. The reply-to address is not > necessarily my own email (usually isn't). > > -- > Matthew A Perosi > Corporate Consultant > Mobile Marketing Expert > Senior Web Developer > SEO Analyst& Educator > > Psi Prime, Inc. > 323 Union Blvd. > Totowa, NJ 07512 > > Direct: 973.200.4940 > Fax: 973.200.2243 > > http://www.perosi.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: [WebDNA] autoresponder email addresses ("Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi " 2012)
  2. [WebDNA] autoresponder email addresses (Terry Wilson 2012)
Terry this is a losing battle. For me, I have several hundred clients using at least 1 contact form on their website. Every email from those contact forms say "DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL" but the website owners do anyway. We always use a live email address and have a human monitoring it. I deal a lot with customer service and find those "donotreply" email addresses and those notices of "not a human monitored email" to be quite unfriendly. To solve your specific question I have set up autoresponder@ email addresses and just redirected them to someone's real address. Matt On 6/9/2012 5:09 AM, Terry Wilson wrote: > What are people using for their autoresponder email addresses? It > seems that no matter what I choose (currently I'm using autoresponder@ > because a client thought do-not-reply@ sounded too hostile) people > will still reply to it, despite a footer that says it's an unmonitored > email address. Or is this a losing battle? > > I might add that I use reply-to in my send mail context, so they do > get a real reply to address if they hit 'reply'. I'm thinking people > might just be hitting reply all and sending to both the sender and > reply-to, but I really don't know. The reply-to address is not > necessarily my own email (usually isn't). > > -- > Matthew A Perosi > Corporate Consultant > Mobile Marketing Expert > Senior Web Developer > SEO Analyst& Educator > > Psi Prime, Inc. > 323 Union Blvd. > Totowa, NJ 07512 > > Direct: 973.200.4940 > Fax: 973.200.2243 > > http://www.perosi.com "Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi "

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