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How do I set up e-mail forwarding?

Send from Gmail with another email address as the Reply-to or From address

  • I have a domain registered, but it isn't attached to a hosting package or e-mail account. I will do soon, but not at the moment. Right now, I would like to set up an e-mail forwarding scenario. So, I could have the email [email protected] forward to [email protected]. I know this much is possible. I would like the Gmail account to keep the forwarded e-mail address when replying. So when I reply to emails sent to Gmail through my e-mail forwarding, I would like any reply to say it came from [email protected] instead of [email protected]. How would I go about it?

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    Sure, and it's pretty easy too: Go to Gmail settings Go to Accounts and Import Tab Click on Send Mail from another address Enter the Forward account address. The email should send to that address which should forward back to your Gmail. Complete the steps in the email. When you send a new email you can now change the from address to your forward account.

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Yes you can. I have a very similar domain setup to you, just a dumping ground for me but I've setup gmail to pull down any mail that is sent to [email protected] via POP3. This added a drop down at the top of any new gmail that allows me to choose a send as address, either [email protected] or [email protected]. So perhaps rather than forwarding from domain.com set Gmail to pull from that address and you'll be away.

Patrick

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