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(See below why MBraedley's solution doesn't work):
This method is kind of a hack but it works. I'm happy about any suggestions how to do this otherwise.
Create a filter with:
Doesn't have: SOME RANDOM CHARACTERS YOU'LL PROBABLY NEVER RECEIVE
Create filter with this search »
Check:
✔ Forward it to: YOUR EMAIL
✔ Never send it to Spam
✔ Delete it ...
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You can set up a filter so that no message is sent to the spam folder:
Settings → Filters → Create a new filter
From: *
Create filter with this search
check Never send it to Spam
From there, you can set up your email forwarding.
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In the latest GMail, you can do this via the "More" menu, if you have the conversation selected:
Click More, then click Forward All. This results in a new email sent to whomever you choose with all the emails in the conversation / thread in a single email that looks like this:
Forwarded conversation
Subject: Subject
(all the emails in ...
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After some googling this is the best answer I can give you
Click on "Options" then click on "Show original":
The view source of the new window and then save that to a file that you can then attach
readnotify send as attachement (gmail)
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You are looking for resending rather than autoforwarding. Gmail only offers autoforwarding. However, some downloadable email clients offer a resend feature. You can download your Gmail messages to any email client of your choice using POP or IMAP.
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You can always setup your account on the POP3 server to auto-forward e-mails to your Gmail account, which will have them show up almost instantly.
If maintaining a proper return address is important to you (Gmail vs. POP3), then you can go to your account settings and specify another account in the "Send Mail As" section that will allow you to use the POP3 ...
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You can switch to Google Apps (free). This lets you have a Google account on your domain name, with Gmail working directly. You'd have to use that new account for Gmail (and migrate your old emails in, if desired), but it would be a total Google solution.
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If you wish to set a filter that automatically forwards the email to another address, then yes, you need to verify ownership of that forwarded email address.
A workaround, if you own another domain/email provider (eg. example.com), is to set up a forwarder at this domain. eg. "forwarder@example.com" simply forwards to "joe@intended-recipient.com". Your ...
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Are you the account admin? You can't set up user-level forwarding if you have a free Google Apps account, but the users can configure it themselves: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=10957
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That's because you are not using IE. What you are seeing is a non-IE (watered down) version of the app. Therefore, first and foremost, you need to access OWA from Internet Explorer, otherwise you will not see the Rules section. Secondly, make sure forwarding is allowed from the Exchange server. Then:
Login
Click on the Options button at the top right of ...
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I have a similar setup and never had problems marking messages as spam.
I am sure mark as spam doesn't work that way.
Google can keep a track that you have enabled auto forwarding, and any emails that you mark as spam will be registered against the original sender and not your email ID.
Mark as spam is a one step process and if you ever mark a mail that you ...
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It seems that it's not possible via Yahoo!'s web interface. When I select multiple messages in my inbox and click Forward, Yahoo! gives the following error:
However, there is YPOPs! which is a free open source software that provides POP3 and SMTP access to Yahoo! Mail. In this way, you can forward multiple emails at once by making use of an email ...
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The only solution that I could find was to access my GMail account with a 3rd party service like Mail2Web (not free) via IMAP and look for mails in the [Gmail]/Important IMAP folder.
I ended up using Ultimate Notifier because my goal was to get push notifications to my iPhone for important mail. Details on: http://apple.stackexchange.com/q/8250/3566
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When you add POP3 Accounts in gmail it checks them periodically. If I am receiving mail frequently (based on the last checks gmail made) it might check every 20 minutes otherwise it might check once an hour.
You can manually request gmail to check your accounts by going to Settings > Accounts and Import > scroll down to "Check mail using POP3" > then click ...
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Provided you're in the inbox view, Options (in the top right) -> More Options -> Send and receive mail from other e-mail accounts
You can then add another email address through the interface, which then sends a confirmation email with a confirmation link.
One thing to note though is that your @hotmail.com address is used in the Sender: mail header ...
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Both of the previous answers relate to a feature that is only available through the Yahoo Mail Plus plan, which now costs money.
If you're willing to pay for Yahoo Mail Plus, which would run you $20 for one year, setting up POP or forwarding, as described in the previous answers, is the way to go.
However, I don't recommend it, as you would be paying for ...
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Nope, your account may have been hacked into and that innocent-looking address was used to get a copy of all your emails. The @googlemail.com domain is interchangeable with @gmail.com, meaning that someone could have easily registered that address as an @gmail.com address. In other words, this address by no means is some official Google email address.
I ...
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First of all, click on the settings icon in the top-right of the screen and then More mail settings
Then, click on the Email forwarding link (under the Managing your account section)
Choose the Forward your mail to another email account option, and enter your Gmail address in the Where do you want your messages to be sent? textbox. If you do not wish the ...
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First, you must isolate the problem. Try disabling forwarding completely and send an email to an address that doesn't work. Does the email get delivered to the catch all? Check the spam folder as well.
If the email was delivered: then it's a problem with the forwarding. Make sure that you are not forwarding to an address that the email originated from or ...
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In gmail, you can configure it to retrieve email from another account via pop.
Go to settings, Accounts & Import, and add the details under the "Check Mail using Pop3". It will automatically label retrieved mail with the name of the account, or you can set up a custom label if you prefer.
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Yes, you can set up split delivery. That way, all incoming mail goes through Google's servers, but you can specify which emails are delivered to Gmail inboxes, and which are delivered to inboxes on other servers (like your current email system).
If I understand correctly, this situation applies to you:
If some users use Gmail and others use their legacy ...
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That is not a label that is a part of the subject and body that are added by almost every single email program that lets the receiver of your mail know that the email is originally from another source.
If you are truly concerned about the privacy of the original sender then you may just want to try to use copy and paste. In the original email use Ctrl+A ...
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You can't specify different MX records for different users. MX records are specific to a domain.
See also these two questions on Server Fault:
Can I setup an MX record for a particular user email address?
MX Records - go to two servers?
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Yes, this can be achieved very easily. You simply switch the MX records of the users you wish to move across to Google Apps and leave the others as they are.
This is a relatively standard feature for most of the Google Apps implementations we undertake as it allows for pilot projects with a subset of users.
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Yes you can setup groups, email aliases so email can be forwarded and/or shared with multiple users.
http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=33343
http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=33327
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The send mail as setting is used to send new mail, respond to email, or forward a message to one or more people. It looks like you are sending email from that other address.
The Forwarding in Forwarding and POP/IMAP sends all your incoming email to another address. You use this if you want to send all your email to a new address.
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When you have Google Chat open (such as in Gmail) it will "ring" your Google Chat when someone calls your GVoice number. (It's literally a phone ring sound.) You can then answer the call using the voice comm feature of GChat.
It's only going to work with the web GChat and if you've downloaded the special plugin.
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Are you looking for a management tool that takes your emails list and sends it out to a pre-selected list?
Or are you looking to use your list of contacts, saved in your email app, and send them emails without using a mailing client like iContact or Constant Contact?
If you're looking to forward the list of contacts, with more than 20 recepients, you can ...
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In Yahoo mail, go to Options -> More options -> POP & Forwarding. Then click on Forward your Yahoo!Xtra Mail and enter your new Gmail address to forward them to. Just click Save Changes at the top and you'll be good to go! Yahoo's help page on it might also be useful
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