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You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a PHP script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySQL DB, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a PHP script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do thisHere's an example of how to do this.

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a PHP script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySQL DB, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a PHP script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a PHP script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySQL DB, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a PHP script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.

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Ooooo, great question, yucky situation!

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a phpPHP script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySql dbMySQL DB, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a phpPHP script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.

Ooooo, great question, yucky situation!

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a php script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySql db, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a php script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a PHP script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySQL DB, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a PHP script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.

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Ooooo, great question, yucky situation!

You can programmatically do this using Gmail's API and a php script in a crontab. I have done this for reading emails sent to me from a credit card processor. Check out this site's how-to for some of the details.

Next, I'd put info in a MySql db, because I do that for everything I do.

Then use a php script and Gmail as a sender to send them a boilerplate email with your own From, From Name, and Reply-To addresses embedded. IMHO, for this get a [email protected] email address and use their SMTP sender to do this. Here's an example of how to do this.