Computer Society Member E-Mail Aliases

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Computer Society Member E-Mail Aliases

Any member can now have a computer.org e-mail address. Your computer.org address is an alias that forwards e-mail to your real address. It is valid as long as you are a CS member. If you change employers or Internet providers, simply change the forwarding address for your computer.org address, and all mail sent to your computer.org alias will be forwarded to your new address.

This alias service is available only to current Computer Society members who have registered for a IEEE Web Account . If you do not yet have an IEEE Web Account, register for one before signing up for your e-mail alias.

E-mail alias setup (user name and password required)

E-mail alias changes (user name and password required)

E-mail alias deletion (user name and password required)

E-mail alias lookup (user name and password required)

The Computer Society's email alias service is a private benefit for its individual members; @computer.org aliases may not be established for commercial or other organizational purposes. The Computer Society reserves the right to discontinue any alias which, in its sole opinion, is inconsistent with this policy intent or with the appropriate image of a society of professionals.

You must use an SSL-compliant browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer, to register for a IEEE Web Account, create a new e-mail alias, or modify an existing alias.

If you receive any errors when accessing these pages, contact mailmaster@computer.org