Ability to add more than one secondary address

I agree additional email addresses would be great, especially if you can allow friends, colleagues, spouses to be able to send you reminders

Actually, Sandy has some pretty decent sharing capabiltiies, provided you introduce her to your contacts.

http://iwantsandy.com/help/guide#sharing

If this is how I am to add SMS address, then it would be nice to be able to add contacts directly, rather than cc'ing them.

I agree! I really don't want to cc people to add them to my contacts.

Absolutely agree - I would love to be able to fire off an email from work address or one of my personal email addresses when the thought strikes me. I'm not always able to access my primary email address when I want to sent something. I also agree that SMS address would be superb.

Definitely wiling to pay for this.

I have been using Twitter for SMS and have to say, it does work pretty well.

I've got closer to three or four e-mail addresses for all the different things I'm involved in, and I'd really like to be able to e-mail sandy from any address without worrying about which account is selected in Mail.app. I don't see why it couldn't be a list similar to Paypal or our esteemed support benefactors here at Satisfaction.

That'd be worth an @ioubeer or @ioucoffee. And I'd pay monies.

Just thought I would add my tuppence. I would really like to be able to add more than one secondary address.

There is a way to to use multiple addresses, but I believe that the folks at iwantsandy have disabled this, so I envision this becoming a pay feature.

A description of what I tried:
1.) Create a new e-mail address on gmail - first.last.assistant@gmail.com
2.) Set up filters on your gmail account so that all emails from your various accounts get forwarded to Sandy; all e-mails from Sandy can be redirected if needed as well.
3.) Send your sandy requests to first.last.assistant@gmail.com.

I had trouble at first - the problem was that I was using "r", but "Sandy remind me ..." worked. This worked until the beginning of this week. I've sent e-mails to support and I've posted on this forum, but I haven't been able to figure out if iws has disabled this workaround intentionally or accidentally.

Once I hear back, my next attempt will be a variation on this idea. I will use some desktop e-mail program and have it forward the e-mails that I send to the address associated with the program, but with one change: have the program remove any "forwarding" headers and footers that it puts on the e-mail.

I'd like to hear other workarounds that you may have created.

I would definitely be interested in multiple addresses, as I have different ones for different groups I belong to and I'm always getting bounced when I try to forward an email with a reminder. This would be worth paying a fee for!

please, please

This is Insane.. I DON'T WANT TO USE TWITTER To RECEIVE ANY SANDY NOTIFICATIONS VIA SMS!! No No. That would be too expensive!
But I want to send to her.

I DO WANT TO SMS her from my phone's Email Addy.

We need another email field people. PUH-LEAZE

This is a no-brainer. I have three work e-mail accounts, two home/personal accounts, and a email-to-text gateway. Why can't I reach Sandy on all these?

And no, I'm not willing to pay for this feature. It seems like all you need to do is change the database structure slightly, adding a table for emails instead of a column.

I forgot to add--right now if you email Sandy from a nonrecognized address and you've already used up your primary and secondary, the click-through link in the response from Sandy results in a nondescript error. At the very least you could catch this error and explain that you only get two addresses.

That's a nice workaround

There is another post running about this. While other people may be able to forward their emails from xxx-xxx-xxxx@att.net (or other wireless provider) to Sandy, I for one am not! I've been trying for 8 months to do this but Gmail won't forward those emails...it comes to my inbox and that's it. It doesn't go on to sandy even though i've deleted the original Rule and re setup new ones again and again. not sure why this is but finally i have just given up on Sandy and now I just email myself the reminder from my phone -- that way at least its written down and sitting in my inbox. (my main problem has been not remembering where I've street-parked the car every evening)

I got the same errors. Gmail forwarding to Sandy doesn't work. It seems that it might have worked at one point, but it doesn't now.

The "email relay" idea has two purposes. 1) send email to the relay from multiple accounts and then have the relay forward the emails to Sandy. And 2) have Sandy send all messages to the email relay and the relay will forward the messages to multiple accounts. It turns out that #1 won't work.

The problem seems to be that Sandy authenticates emails by matching the address in the "From:" field to one of the registered email addresses. If the address doesn't match, then Sandy rejects the email. She thinks it's spam.

In order to get email forwarding to Sandy to work, either Gmail would have to change the "From:" field of a forwarded email to be the Gmail account, or Sandy would have to accept email that has special properties. (e.g. if the "Reply-to:" field matched one of the registered email addresses, etc.)

It currently isn't possible to configure Gmail to change the "From:" address of automatically forwarded email. (e.g. as part of a filter or auto-forward.) It is possible to change the "From:" address to some other verified address, but only when you *manually* compose the email inside of Gmail. (see
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/an... )

The inability to change the "From:" address eliminates using Gmail to automatically forward email to Sandy. All emails automatically forwarded from Gmail (as part of a filter or as an auto-forward) will have the original address in the "From:" field. Sandy will use the original email address when attempting to authenticate the email.

Ya this is getting weirder and weirder.... After all this time I don't understand what would be so hard about adding another email field in your profile.... i dunno. I gave up trying to figure this out months ago...sometimes what should make your life simpler and easier just gets too complicated and time-consuming to be worth it.