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email address' add LOTS to traffic (downloading etc..) we already generate a lot of traffic.

I can create alias' for people if they'd like, an alias is like a cover for another email address, so if people send an email to [email protected] it would just be forwarded to another address of mine.

Originally posted by PranK

email address' add LOTS to traffic (downloading etc..) we already generate a lot of traffic.

I can create alias' for people if they'd like, an alias is like a cover for another email address, so if people send an email to [email protected] it would just be forwarded to another address of mine.

how is this any different re. bandwidth usage?

email --> [server] --> person

email --> [server] --> real server --> person

It's like FXP'n files aint it ? Like the middle man of sorts, never touches the goods, just point them in the right direction ?

Like this technical diagram demonstrates .....

(oi, you over here)<-Prank->(go over there, just dont touch me)

.............................A -------- B.....................

Originally posted by JiMb0

Like this technical diagram demonstrates .....

(oi, you over here)<-Prank->(go over there, just dont touch me)

.............................A -------- B.....................

ROFL

it's so late, i'm so tired and that just sent me all histerical. i think i woke up the neighbours with laughter

Originally posted by ph1

how is this any different re. bandwidth usage?

email --> [server] --> person

email --> [server] --> real server --> person

oh ok, i must have misunderstood then, i thought if it was an alias it didn't contribute to bandwidth. i thought it just sorta bounced off the server without contributing.. i dunno what i am trying to say..

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