How to email

Slithery

If you use webmail then your IP address won't be contained anywhere in the email anyway, just the address of the mail server.

deskhelp

PHP form mail are generally used in such cases.

Heedtheadvice

I sometimes live in Irvine rather than my actual location. Don't fancy Sunderland (no offence meant!) but cider country sounds fine. How do I get to be there?

I agree with other posters and think it is quite right for the media to ignore those comms that come from undisclosed persons if they so choose! Stand up and be counted!

The_Fat_Controller

If you aren't prepared to identify yourself as a constituent of the MP it's going to be junked anyway !

forgotmyname

Heedtheadvice said:

I sometimes live in Irvine rather than my actual location. Don't fancy Sunderland (no offence meant!) but cider country sounds fine. How do I get to be there?

Its the age of the internet simply restart your router and !!!!!!! you have moved without all the headaches or broken furniture
and missing items. 

Unless your unlucky to have a fixed IP then you may have to do it the hard way and get a moving van. 

Today I be mostly living in Bristol but avoiding the bridges.   There be Trolls under those there bridges.

DoaM

forgotmyname said:

There be Trolls under those there bridges.

And Tolls on them?

esuhl

xxxxxxxx said:

I'm writing to the press but I don't even want them knowing my IP or email address.  
I can open a throwaway email but it will still have my IP address. 

Many media organisations have ways to guarantee the anonymity of their sources.  The Guardian have a Secure Drop system that uses TOR and PGP encryption to ensure that the identity of correspondents is not revealed.

https://www.theguardian.com/securedrop