The larger your website becomes, the more complicated e–mail account managing gets. And this is when you can actually take full advantage of VicHost’s fully featured Email Manager. It has all of the features you need that allow you to be in charge of your e–mail accounts, and it’s provided with a simple interface. With merely a few clicks you are able to set up email forwarding, create an email auto–reply, configure anti–spam protection, etcetera. Simply scroll down to check out everything that VicHost’s Email Manager can provide you!
Anti–Spam
Designed to keep spam far from you
No one wants spam inside the e–mail account. By reason of this, we’ve launched a custom–made anti–spam solution based on expertly devised formulas that filter inbound messages and maintain the unsolicited mail away.
You can pick among different amounts of defense, determined by what type of unsolicited mail messages you get. In addition, it is easy to designate a distinct level of spam protection for various e–mail accounts. Last, but not least, you can pick exactly what goes on to emails marked as spam – to be removed or sent to a given mailbox.
Email Forwarding
1–click re–direction of e–mail messages
With the help of the Email forwarding tool, it is possible to redirect the e–mails delivered to a mailbox to another mailbox of your choice (also hosted in the same web hosting account or some place else online).
To forward an e–mail, just choose it through the drop–down list after which indicate the e–mail account you’d like to have all forwarded messages to get sent to. Then, you are given the opportunity to choose if you need a duplicate of every message to be held in the mailbox you forward or not.
Email Filters
Create specialized spam filters with ease
Email filters are really a tool you can easily employ. They function in a simple manner based on keyword phrases. Everything you need to execute is state the keywords and phrases that you would like the filter to work with and exactly which part of the mailbox all these keywords need to be located in for instance subject line, message body, footer, etc.
Another way you can use e–mail filters will be to divert all junk mail messages to a pre–specified folder. Then you could likewise identify if you want the filtered messages to be held in the directory (so that you can determine if some message is sent there by accident), or to be deleted.
