e4ward Google Group

Two suggestions

stretchyb...@gmail.com (StretchyBill) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:28:45 UT

Hi-

I have been using e4ward for about a half a year now and think it is
great. Once I set up my accounts, my spam has plummeted to close to
nothing. I have a few suggestions for the product.

1. I would like to access a report that shows me how many emails I
have received for each forward. I would use this to weed out those

Re: Lottery spammer using e4ward.com address 88marketstock@stkmarketuk.e4ward.com

e4wa...@gmail.com (e4ward) — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:24:00 UT

Todd,

Thanks, we'll follow up.

-E4ward.com

Lottery spammer using e4ward.com address 88marketstock@stkmarketuk.e4ward.com

toddhoo...@gmail.com (Todd) — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:17:10 UT

I received a lottery spam this morning with an e4ward.com return
address of 88marketst...@stkmarketuk.e4wa rd.com

It looks like a variation of this scam.
[link]

88th Market Stock

56 Brighton Surrey

KT5 9NE

United Kingdom

Re: Header doesn't show "for alias@username.e4ward.com" as it should

suppo...@e4ward.com — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:38:54 UT

That is an excellent suggestion which we'll look at.In the meantime,
you can see the alias in the header 'X-e4ward-alias' (and the REA in
X-e4ward-forwarding-address).

Header doesn't show "for alias@username.e4ward.com" as it should

x5q9b8n...@yahoo.com (mwahh) — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:24:22 UT

Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
by e4ward.com;
Mon, 19 October 2009 19:58:12 -0400

Here is the first header that the e4ward server writes in forwarded
email. There is no indication of the destination address as sent to
by a potential spammer. Some spammers manage to spam without having
to put an email address in the "To:" field.

Custom reply addresses on aliases

steve.meadows.y...@gmail.com (Steve) — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 06:09:29 UT

I want to create a professional looking address for business contacts
such as a permanent address on bigfoot.com. I can forward my
bigfoot.com address to an e4ward alias and get the mail at gmail.

The only problem is the From address, when I reply to a bigfoot.com
message, is the long, unsightly e4ward alias instead of the nice

e4ward, Fri, 3 Jul 2009 +5378 86% 0FF.

e4w...@gmail.com — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:58:29 UT

Tell a friend <[link]>
·
Download latest version <[link]>
See this email as a webpage <[link]>
Hello!
Shipped Privately And Discreetly To Your Door! <[link]>
<[link]>

We want to put a great big grin on your face in 2009. You'll be to rejoice all year.

password security

altar...@gmail.com (stentor) — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:08:40 UT

I just got a message from e4ward today, about a request to change my
password.

The thing is, I didn't make that request.

Someone must have got my e4ward primary forwarding address, and made a
"lost my password" request. Presumably they were hoping I'd just
click on the link in the confirmation email, because that would

Re: Email forwarding, eBay mail and gmail

suppo...@e4ward.com — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 20:25:33 UT

If you having trouble receiving mail from eBay or Paypal into Gmail,
please check out the new feature 'Disable header rewrites', which
appears on the forward definition. eBay and Paypal both use DKIM to
authenticates various fields of their messages, including the Reply-To
header. The 'disable header rewrites' feature prevents a Reply-To

Re: Email forwarding, eBay mail and gmail

a8xfygzhqzz232wyv...@email4.e4ward.com (4zwune0d) — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:05:16 UT

I don't know... the way I read gmail's reply was that the method used
for authenticating the email does support forwarding, so as long as
the original sender of the message is authentic it should work, but
that's being broken somewhere along the way.

And yes unfortunately gmail do zap the mail. At least as far as the

Re: Email forwarding, eBay mail and gmail

pitch.fo...@gmail.com (geo) — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:06:15 UT

My guess is that this information is accurate. Around the same time,
I found that all of my mail from Ebay, forwarded thru e4ward, now ends
up in the spam folder at Hotmail no matter what I do.
While it's a little annoying, my plan is to just send the mail
elsewhere, where it won't be a factor. It certainly would be unusual

Email forwarding, eBay mail and gmail

a8xfygzhqzz232wyv...@email4.e4ward.com (4zwune0d) — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 06:01:25 UT

I was positive I posted about this around a week ago but the message
isn't here. I guess I dreamt it? Anyway.....

Recently gmail starting protecting the users of their service, who
apparently have far less common sense than the average email user,
from phishing type emails pretending to originate from eBay. They use

New forward creation

jonmik...@gmail.com (JMVDW) — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 13:26:42 UT

I've used a few free email tools for a while but e4ward seems to be
the hardiest of the lot. One of the things I liked about one of the
other (now defunct) services was the ability to create a new forward w/
out needing to log in.

Something like sending an email to
target.recipient.at.targetURL. ...@jmvdw.e4ward.com would verify the

Automatic login password insertion

barry.t...@gmail.com (Barry) — Mon, 07 May 2007 14:42:22 UT

My web browser (Windows IE) remembers and automatically enters login
passwords for me, but this feature does not work on e4ward.com. I
also can't stay logged in for very long. Is this a glitch on my side
or something that is being prevented on your side? I would love it if
the remembered login password worked.

DomainKeys support

romulocec...@gmail.com (Romulo) — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 17:53:20 UT

Hi,
I find the E4ward service great, but I have one suggestion: add
support to the Yahoo! DomainKeys authentication system.
Apparently E4ward does nothing when forwarding a DomainKeys
authenticated message, while it still adds/changes some headers. Since
the original message was changed, the signature ends up broken, and my