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Joined: Feb 2009
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hi all,
i want to change my email address to a different one but still receive ones sent to my old email address to my new one if you get me?
is it possible?
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U can get emails in ya hotmail inbox from other providers.
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I THINK you just set up the old Email addy to auto-forward any Emails to the new addy. That new address will not be seen by anyone sending a message to the old address. You can do this sort of thing in Email systems such as Outlook - and I GUESS it can be done in Hotmail
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