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Email filter doesn't work
Trying to have emails recived on one Hughes address automatically forwarded to another Hughes address When I send an email from my main address to the forwarding address (both Hughes) it works correct...
So what you're saying is:
1. I have a special situation that the current system (or possibly any system) doesn't support, therefore the system is broken.
2. I have been given recommendations by experienced, knowledgeable people. However, those recommendations don't coincide with the specific solution I need to happen, therefore I refuse to listen to it.
3. Based on these discussions, I've been sent an email requesting feedback that I've determined is a joke, because the advice provided doesn't solve my potentially unsolvable problem.
I guess you're on your own.
1) No it's not a "special" situation. Email forwarding is simple, basic stuff that has been around forever and works on any functional system, which this one obviously isn't
2) No one has given any advice. I'm the only one troubleshooting.
3) It is a joke when you have a technical support forum that doesn't provide technical support. Waste of time
The bottom line is, even if a 'solution' is realized, it's likely to be short lived. ISP based email is progressively going by the wayside, and HughesNet is very likely to follow suit and eliminate theirs like so many others already have. Continuing to invest time and money in a feature that is quickly becoming unnecessary is a waste. There is a wide variety of both free and much more advanced email services to replace what ISPs themselves once provided. Gmail, Yahoo Mail and Outlook.com to name a few.
You may not want to use a 3rd party email like those mentioned above, but times change, and we're forced to change with them.
Another potential downside is that even if an ISP grandfathers existing email accounts, they will likely provide minimal, if any, support.
You've just re-made all of my points.
BTW: Forwarding was never the issue. Searching on forwarded email was, and I've already explained how it might not be technically possible to do it depending upon how the message was forwarded - which you promptly dispelled. But since you admittedly refuse to listen to facts I'm wasting my time.
How does one determine if an email has been sent as an attachment?
