Email after domain moved in for hosting only
All emails for your account, username.plus.com, yourdomain.co.uk etc are processed by the same rules - just the name before the @ so bill@username.plus.com, bill@yourdomain1.co.uk and bill@yourdomain2.com will all go in to the bill mailbox.
You never did collect them like that - although it appeared so.
You were actually using myplusnetaccount+mailboxname and must have set up redirects on each of the domains to forward to a separate appropriately named mailbox on Plusnet.
If you use different prefixes for the email addresses used for each of the domains you will be OK, just set up the mailbox (with aliases if there are multiple addresses used for a domain) and it will work.
If you use the same prefix across multiple domains (including your username.plus.com domain) you are stuffed! You would have to separate them using rules in your mail client.
You were actually using myplusnetaccount+mailboxname and must have set up redirects on each of the domains to forward to a separate appropriately named mailbox on Plusnet.
If you use different prefixes for the email addresses used for each of the domains you will be OK, just set up the mailbox (with aliases if there are multiple addresses used for a domain) and it will work.
If you use the same prefix across multiple domains (including your username.plus.com domain) you are stuffed! You would have to separate them using rules in your mail client.
You can create aliases of domain1 which will collect mail for any domain with those prefixes. So if you create an alias called fred fred@domain1 and fred@domain2 will go in to the domain1 mailbox, but so will fred@myusername.force9.co.uk.
There is no way of setting rules at the Plusnet end to work differently according to the domain - you can only do it on the part before the @. Anything else you will have to do by creating rules in Outlook.
There is no way of setting rules at the Plusnet end to work differently according to the domain - you can only do it on the part before the @. Anything else you will have to do by creating rules in Outlook.
I know how I'd do it in Thunderbird (the email client I use) but I've no idea how you would do it in Outlook.
Each account you set up in Thunderbird has an identity which is used when you send emails. If you use IMAP for the accounts you can create rules to move messages to the appropriate mailbox, so when you reply to emails they will automatically have the appropriate senders email by default. When you create a new message (or when replying to a message) you can select the identity to be used to send the message and the sent message will be stored in the mailbox relating to that identity.
I also like the way I can easily move messages between mailboxes using IMAP. So with the catch all on I can move messages with different email addresses to the appropriate mailbox.
I also like the way I can easily move messages between mailboxes using IMAP. So with the catch all on I can move messages with different email addresses to the appropriate mailbox.
With IMAP it actually moves it on the Plusnet servers as well, so some emails I receive I move to my wife's mailbox. When she collects mail on her own PC she also gets the emails I've moved across.