When we have several emails (domains, personal and business) which we check on regular basis, it would be very convenient if we are able to centralize all our emails in just one place. I didn't really bother to pay attention on this feature until I find myself spending more time on login and logout, hopping from one email to another just for catching up all the updates. So here is the several steps taken to have all your mails in Gmail.
How to do it step-by-step?
1. First you need to set up your other email to forward to your Gmail account. Most web-based emails have this. If you are using a premium hosting for your domain you can set the mail forwarding from within your Plesk, cPanel, or any control panel used in your hosting.
2. Next you need to get inside your Gmail account, go to Settings (at the top right) and click "Account" tab. Under “Send mail as,” click “Add another email address.” Enter your name or description of the forwarded mails and key in your alternative email address. You may also specify your “reply to” address if you want recipients to reply to a different email by default.
3. After clicking the "Next step" button, proceed by verifying your action. Verification code will then be sent to the alternative address.
4. Check your alternative email and click on the verification link and your new forwarding mail address should be activated.
That's it. You may want to check whether this works the way it should be by sending your email to the alternative address.
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