Greetings, I am doing some site management for a non-profit community organisation and have come up against a bit of a brick wall. Whilst community group organisers want to be able to be contacted by email they are reluctant to allow mailto: links with their email address on the community site for spam reasons.
On the other side of this wall are legitimate people who would like to easily contact a group organiser and I am reluctant to make them jump through a whole bunch of hoops just to confirm a date or location for a group meeting. I consider CAPTCHA, web form emails, address obfuscation and munging to be annoying hoops. What I need is an email forwarding service, of some kind, that has a very good spam filter and comes at a "reasonable" price. It should be able to:- 1. Filter SPAM on receipt but BEFORE moving email to folders 2. Forward filtered email to another email address 3. Allow multiple aliases so that it can be managed centrally 4. Have a white-list feature to deal with "spammy" but legitimate messages/senders 5. Provide email summary digests to admins so that false positives can be investigated I've looked into Gmail and their aliases are a bit unwieldy but could be used. I've also looked at Outlook.com but their maximum numbers of alias' restrictions make it untenable. Any suggestions or recommendations? -- Regards, noonie
