Re: Can I whitelist on a to: address?

Andy wrote:
> Jeff G. wrote:
>> Sorry, there isn't.  To achieve what you want, I'd suggest forwarding
>> from that forwarding account directly to your secret account, or
>> turning off forwarding and collecting from it directly, using rules
>> on your client to do what you will with the resulting emails.
>
> Thanks for the response, Jeff.
>
> What's a secret account? Looking through the SpamCop FAQ, there's a
> reference to a secret account being an ISP hosted account to which
> SpamCop is configured to forward non-spam mail. Is this what you mean?
>
> Unfortunately, I use SpamCop to host my mail for me. My mail client is
> configured to get mail directly from imap.spamcop.net - you are an
> awful lot more reliable than my ISP's mail servers.
>
> Cheers,
> Andy.

Can you configure your mail client to also get mail directly from your
current "forwarding account", or is forwarding all they do?

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