Setting Up a Catch-All Email Address

A catch-all collects email sent to any address at your domain that doesn't exist — so mail to a misspelled address (like "acounts@" instead of "accounts@") still reaches you instead of bouncing.

Setting it up

For a new address:

1. Log in to your Tech Temple account, go to Services, select your hosting service, and click Login to Panel.
2. Select your website and open the Emails tab.
3. Click Add account, and tick the option to make the address a catch-all.

For an existing address:

1. Open the Manage page for the mailbox.
2. Find the catch-all option and switch it on.

Good to know

• One catch-all per domain — turning it on for one address turns it off anywhere else.
• Expect more spam. Spammers guess addresses (info@, admin@, jobs@…) and a catch-all accepts all of them. Keep an eye on the mailbox and consider tightening its spam settings.
• The catch-all shares the mailbox's storage — if it fills up, mail starts bouncing. See Mailbox Full? Storage Limits Explained.
• If the extra noise outweighs the benefit, switch it off any time from the same place and create real addresses (or aliases) for the ones you care about.