The Feedback Module enables a Drupal website to receive general feedback or enquiries. This has the advantage of protecting email addresses from being exposed directly on the website and therefore being targets of SPAM.
When the Feedback Module is installed it can be configured to display a form and prompt for:

1. Sender Email Address
2. Sender Name
3. Postal Address
4. Phone Number
5. Message Subject
6. Message Body

In addition, this module is configured to:

• Provide instructions on how to complete the form or what type of information should be submitted, for example: “Genuine sales enquiries only please”
• Forward all incoming feedback to a specific email address
• Display alternate responses to the user if their feedback was accepted (all mandatory fields completed) or if it was rejected
• The email address which should receive all form submissions

Most Drupal websites have a link to a feedback or contact us page in the header or footer of the website. And generally, this is also available via the URL:

• http://<website>/feedback or
• http://<website>/contactus

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