Automatically detect remote mail in godaddy

GoDaddy provides a feature called "Remote Mail" or "Catch-all" that allows you to receive emails sent to non-existent email addresses on your domain. However, there is no built-in automatic detection feature to identify remote mail in GoDaddy. You need to manually configure and monitor your email accounts to detect and manage remote mail.

Here's a step-by-step guide to help you detect and manage remote mail in GoDaddy:

  1. Enable Remote Mail:
    • Log in to your GoDaddy account and navigate to the "Email" section.
    • Click on "Manage" next to the email account you want to enable remote mail for.
    • Scroll down to the "Advanced" tab and toggle the switch next to "Remote Mail" to "On".
  2. Configure Remote Mail:
    • Go to the "Email" section and click on "Manage" next to the email account.
    • Scroll down to the "Advanced" tab and click on "Remote Mail Settings".
    • Choose the action you want to take for remote mail:
      • "Discard" - delete the email without sending a bounce message.
      • "Forward" - forward the email to a specified email address.
      • "Bounce" - send a bounce message to the sender.
  3. Monitor Remote Mail:
    • Regularly check your email account's "Spam" or "Junk" folder for remote mail.
    • You can also use third-party email clients or services that offer remote mail detection and filtering features.
  4. Filter Remote Mail:
    • Create filters in your email client or GoDaddy's email settings to automatically move or delete remote mail.
    • You can filter based on sender, subject, or content to identify and manage remote mail.

Some popular third-party email clients and services that offer remote mail detection and filtering features include:

Keep in mind that while these services can help detect and filter remote mail, they may not be 100% effective. It's still important to regularly monitor your email account and configure your email settings to manage remote mail effectively.