Mail - Changing sender name

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Hey,

I was wondering if it were possible to send emails and have the recipient see a different name or address of the sender. I would like to have certain people receive emails from certain names, or companies, etc...I had a program to do it ages ago on my PC, I was hoping Mail would be able to pull it off.

Thanks a lot!
Robert
 
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Just set up different mail accounts in Mail Preferences but the addresses will still be the same. Sounds a bit dodgy that companies bit.
 

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Just set up different mail accounts in Mail Preferences but the addresses will still be the same. Sounds a bit dodgy that companies bit.

Nah, if you are running a home business it'd be better for your clients to have email in their Inbox from "HB Consulting, LLC" than a personal name or a nickname they might not recognize...I don't think he means sending email from "Apple" or "PayPal."
 
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My ISP, Cox Cable Omaha, allows multiple usernames within one ISP account. However all accounts show [email protected]. So, I could have [email protected], for example, provided that villageidiot was not already used within cox.net as a username.
 
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Thanks for the help, I'll try setting up another account.
And don't worry, I'm just trying to be professional, not dodgy. Anyway, thanks again for the responses!

Robert
 

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