How to forward email w/gmail.cpm

To change your email address for Gmail, you will need to create a new Gmail account with your new email address and migrate your old data to the new account. Here are the steps to do this:

1. Create a new Gmail account: Go to the Gmail website and click the "Create account" button. Follow the prompts to create a new account with your new email address.
2. Sign in to your old Gmail account: Sign in to your old Gmail account using your current email address and password.
3. Forward all future email: Go to the settings gear icon on the top right corner and select "See all settings" then select the "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" tab. Under "Forwarding" add your new email address, select "Forward a copy of incoming mail" and click on "Save Changes"
4. Download your old email: Go to the settings gear icon on the top right corner and select "See all settings" then select the "Accounts and Import" tab. Under "Import mail and contacts" click on "Import mail and contacts" and follow the prompts to import your old email into your new account.
5. Notify your contacts: Send an email to all of your contacts to let them know your new email address.
6. Log out of your old account: After you've completed these steps, log out of your old Gmail account.

It's important to keep in mind that changing your email address may affect your access to other Google services such as Google Drive, Calendar and YouTube, you may need to update your email address on those services as well.

Its how Google gets you to open a account. :)

Probably the best and easiest solution is to set up email forwarding from your old account to your new account.
If not, you will need to basically download all your email from your old account and upload it to your new account. This will require some type of desktop email client and quite a bit of setup.

http://lifehacker.com/5521065/how-to-migrate-email-from-one-gmail-account-to-another


If you're not interested in moving your old email then you could just delete the old account.

Hope that helps!

You will most likely need to create a new Gmail account in order to change your address. Make sure to back up your current Gmail account so you can import your old mail into your new account.

You could also set up forwarding from your old account to the new account. This way any emails sent to the old account will be forwarded to the new account.

You have a couple of different ways around this annoyance.

1. Install a desktop email client such as MS outlook, outlook express, Mozilla Thunderbird. This is a more "old school" way of managing email and does not sync folders and emails on the server.
2. You can sign up for Gmail and have it configured to check your att.net email for you. This may be more hassle than it's worth but you would get a single view into your email and not have to go through and "approve" the security trusted certificate.

Please respond back if these do not help. I may be able to provide more help.
Thank you,
Brandon

You will contact them and forward your issues them. Or click on forget password and follow the steps you ask to so you can resolve it.

Just so everyone knows, I have BB Curve 8310 with AT & T.

You get 1 blackberry email account (in my case, it's [email protected]). If you're like me, you have business, personal, etc accounts that you want to add without getting 20-30 minute delays before the email hits your BB.

Let's say you have 2 emails you want to set up (1 for your business and 1 personal). Let's say your business POP3 email is [email protected].

1) Create a username with your ATT BB address (let's say, [email protected]).
2) In your POP3 email settings, choose to "redirect" or "forward and save a copy in Inbox" and forward your emails to your ATT BB address ([email protected]) you've just created. This will help get your emails to your BB pretty much instantaneously. And emails will be kept in your inbox for you to reference as well.
3) Log into your providers BIS (short for Blackberry Internet Service). ** Can't post a link but you can just Google your providers name followed by Blackberry Internet Service and you should find it
4) Once you're logged in, from there you can set up your account.
• Email Account Name: put your ATT BB address in there
• Reply To: This is where you can put any email address you want. So, even though you're sending the email from [email protected], the user will see whatever email address you put in this field. So, in this case, you want to put [email protected]. So, the user will see it came from [email protected] and when replying, they will reply to [email protected] (which is then forwarded to your ATT BB email, which is then forwarded to your BB).
• Auto BCC: The only problem with doing this (and I run into this a lot) is that since I'm sending out so many emails - some from BB and some from my office computer, I don't know what I sent to people, and without an Enterprise server, it is not automatically synched with my desktop in my office. What you can do here is set up a Gmail account and name it [email protected] and any email you send from your BB will be sent to this email address as well so you know what you sent people.
• Signature: You can change your signature for each of your email accounts (business, personal, whatever), which is great.

Go to Google and click on the Gmail link. Set up a free Gmail account and have him email you at your Gmail account. At least you will find out if the problem is yours or his.