Happy Saturday! I am considering putting a contact form on my website rather than or in addition to my e-mail address (which I have encoded; thanks Codehead and Tess!). Just in a quick Google search I found quite a few and wondered if any of you have used something like E-Mail Me Form or Foxy Form (or one of many others) to generate contact forms for your website. And if so what are you using?

Thanks!

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Pam Deyerle - Transcriptionist in the Richmond, Virginia area
The Perfect Word Transcription Services

Thanks for moving this to the appropriate category...wasn't quite sure where to post it! (Somehow I just skipped right over this category when trying to find the right one.)

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Pam Deyerle - Transcriptionist in the Richmond, Virginia area
The Perfect Word Transcription Services

Hi Pam, I noticed you didn't have a reply here and wanted to offer a bit of advice - I don't use hosted contact forms but will suggest that when shopping around for one you look for one that is hosted on YOUR site, as opposed to their site - you don't want to risk any of your client's information ending up on a mailing list somewhere (I just think there is no guarantee that those forms are secure when they are hosted off-site)

I'd be interested to hear what you decide[d] to go with?

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I've tried different contact form generators and my search has yielded a really great one that I now use on my site and on sites I build for others. It's www.123contactform.com ... free, very easy to use, fully customizable, and the form results that come to your email Inbox are very clean and organized. I highly recommend them.

I coded my own, but I want to second what Tess said. You don't want your clients information getting out accidentally!

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Amanda Mock
My Virtual Little Helper

I am going to check them out. Thanks for the information.

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Myrlene Hoyte
www.vpadmins.com