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Hi<br />
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I have about 85 domains and I would like to create an email address for each. &nbsp;I could go to my registrar and create them one by one but I really do not feel like spending the time to do them all one at a time.<br />
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I was wondering if there is a free email service out there where you can somehow paste a list of potential usernames (My url addresses) have them all created at once.<br />
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For example if my domain was abcdefg.com and the email service was gmail then the email would be abcdefg@gmail.com <br />
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I was also hoping to be able to forward all the email accounts to one central email account.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi

I have about 85 domains and I would like to create an email address for each.  I could go to my registrar and create them one by one but I really do not feel like spending the time to do them all one at a time.

I was wondering if there is a free email service out there where you can somehow paste a list of potential usernames (My url addresses) have them all created at once.

For example if my domain was abcdefg.com and the email service was gmail then the email would be abcdefg@gmail.com 

I was also hoping to be able to forward all the email accounts to one central email account.

Thanks!

Automatic Email Address Creation

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