Is it possible to have separate email addresses on a wireless network?

Question

So that the mail goes directly to the named person, instead of both computers?

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Answer 1

my husband and i have 2 pcs on wireless my broadband supplier is ntl on my pc i have my ntl email and on mine he has his ntl email set up on his ,if you are both reading emails of each other you either are using both and have all email accounts set up on both.
get a yahoo email and use that with a password only you know.
if the emails you both get are on outlook express goto accounts and remove the one you dont want to get on both pcs.


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Answer 2

Yes - this has nothing to do with the wireless connection.

You must have one email account set up on both computers.

What you need to do is set up a different account (i.e. one for each person) on the two computers. Then they'll each have their own email address and therefore will only receive email addressed specifically to them.

Answer 3

I think you are confused. If I have a G-mail account it will never go to your computer even if we are in the same network. The email address is a personal thing that one can have so no one will be seeing what is in your account.

Answer 4

Yes it is, but if you're with someone like Orange you have to be very specific on how you set up each address, its explained on their site but you have to get Outlook to only open mails that have your name in them. For example lets say your user name is [e-mail] and your brothers is [e-mail], by default either version of outlook will pick up both mails, you have to tell Outlook to only load mails specifically for either fred or andrew. Just putting the addresses in wont be enough you could equally have mails address to [e-mail] you'll both still get them, its the @bloggs bit that ensures your account gets them but its the bit before that you have to tell Outlook to concentrate on.

Answer 5

yes it is very possible. i have two for yahoo.com and both work fine. i learned from experience that you can have more than one e-mail address on one wireless network. and if it works for yahoo.com then it will definitely work for other networks as well.

Answer 6

It has nothing to do with wireless. You've got something messed up in your email configuration.

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

ofcourse it is it has nothing to do the wireless you can have as many as you like from the provided of the email service