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I have a question? I'm working on a kind of shop where people / members can sell stuff online.
On the entry page I have an email the seller form. If a customer has a question they can use this form to ask the seller about there product. The seller gets the email with questions from the buyer. Is it possible to hide the real email from both seller and buyer but still use the reply button in your mail program to reply the question? It's more of a privacy thing. Is this possible?
user / buyer fills in form with question
seller get email from user questions (not real email but some sort of temporary one like [email protected])
seller wants to reply the question. Reply to [email protected] with answers
buyer gets email with answers without seeing the real email.
It's more like some sort of routing thing. Reply's go to [email protected] and the system sends them to real email.
I hope i'm explaining it right.
Greets,
Johannes
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You would have to build this out manually somehow using an inbound email API like Mandrill offers. This would be a quite a bit of work involved with this. I have done it before, but not in the context of Postmaster or a CMS. I did it in Laravel for a SaaS project.
Hey Justin
I have a question? I'm working on a kind of shop where people / members can sell stuff online.
On the entry page I have an email the seller form. If a customer has a question they can use this form to ask the seller about there product. The seller gets the email with questions from the buyer. Is it possible to hide the real email from both seller and buyer but still use the reply button in your mail program to reply the question? It's more of a privacy thing. Is this possible?
It's more like some sort of routing thing. Reply's go to [email protected] and the system sends them to real email.
I hope i'm explaining it right.
Greets,
Johannes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: