• snecz

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    Hi, will it work with two differrent email addresses (domain is the same)?

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    Thread Starter snecz

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    I have one email for contact form and other for confirmations in WooCommerce.

    So you want to use two SMTP accounts?

    Thread Starter snecz

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    Yes, that’s right.

    It’s nice in theory but bad on implantation.
    This kind of thing will require dozens of custom integrations to any kind of contact or forms plugins or e-commerce plugin or anything that require SMTP.

    Thread Starter snecz

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    Thanks for an answer. Bu is it possiblle somehow? Maybe without a plugin?

    If I understand you right, you want to be able to send emails from two different addresses on the same domain. Something along the lines of:

    [email protected] and [email protected]

    You don’t actually need to log into two different SMTP accounts to do the above.
    You could for example create [email protected] and use that to send ALL of your emails.
    But in the Reply To: field, you set [email protected] and [email protected]

    When the email is validated at the receivers end, it’s done using the @yourDomain.com part and not by the actual address.

    So long as the domains match in the From: (smtp@) and ReplyTo: (sales@ or general@) then you won’t fall foul of any anti-spam measures.

    What I think Yehudah was thinking that you wanted to do was have the ability to log into [email protected] and [email protected] which he is right, would need a heck of a lot of customisation to achieve.

    So long as the different addresses you want to use are on the same domain (as you stated in your original post), then doing as I suggest will work. (I do it all the time).

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