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POP3 only downloads messages, SMTP sends them. &nbsp;You need to find out the SMTP server that qwest has setup for your account, and configure that in your mail client. &nbsp;You can probably find that info in their FAQ, or just call customer support.
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Wow sorry I completely missed the &quot;not&quot; in your question.<br />
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You could set the Reply-To header to something false, but that won't help if someone enters the address manually instead of just hitting reply.
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Since it's pop would it work to set up a Forward for that address but Put &quot;:fail:&quot; with out the qoutes where you would normally put the email address you want the mail forwarded to<br />
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You can also put a message after the :fail: to give some indication of why the message bounced. I foget if you need to quote the sting, but I think you do.<br />
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:fail:&quot;This address does not accept incoming mail&quot;<br />
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(or maybe) :fail:This address does not accept incoming mail<br />

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You could also ask Qwest if they could disallow mail delivery to your account, but even if they did that it would be global -- no mail would be received. &nbsp;Doubtful an ISP would provide that level of service anyways.
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I've never heard about the whole &quot;:fail:&quot; thing, but either way that would depend on what your pop client is capable of doing. &nbsp;Even then, it won't prevent anyone from sending that user mail -- all that will happen is the client will attempt to be forward the mail, then a bounce message will be sent back to sender.<br />
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Generating bounces for reasons like this shouldn't really be done. &nbsp;Maybe you could setup something like an auto-reply for that address instead. &nbsp;
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I have a client with qwest.net email account and would like to email clients and not have them be able to reply. Is this possible with pop email?
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I have a client with qwest.net email account and would like to email clients and not have them be able to reply. Is this possible with pop email?

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