MailHandover watches your old mailbox and shows you who’s still writing to it. Give each of them your new address, tick them off, and stop checking the old account.
The bank, the energy company, the shop you bought from once, your aunt. Nobody remembers them all, so the old mailbox stays open “just in case”.
Then you have to keep checking it. MailHandover checks it for you and turns months of stray mail into a short list of places to update.
Point MailHandover at the address you’re leaving. From then on, it watches every email that arrives there.
Instead of an inbox, you get a list of the people and businesses that have written. Update your details with each one, then mark it Done, or Ignore it if you don’t care.
If a place you marked Done writes to the old address again, it comes back as a reflag. Places you ignored stay quiet.
No. You won’t read or reply to mail here. It shows who has written to your old address so you can give them the new one.
A place is a person or business that has emailed your old address. However many emails they send, they appear as one place.
It moves off your list, and we keep watching. If that place writes to the old address again, it comes back as a reflag so you know the change didn’t stick.
Ignored places stay quiet. It’s for newsletters and anything else you don’t need to update.
Yes. You still change your email with each bank, shop or person. MailHandover tells you who to contact and checks that it worked.
Connect it once. We’ll tell you who still needs your new address.