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Quote from Vinny1:

I notice that hotmail only keeps your sent items for 30 days and then deletes it. Anyone know how long gmail keeps items in the sent folder? I need something that keeps items in the sent folder forever.
Yahoo keeps them forever or until they go out of business. :)
 
Quote from Vinny1:

I notice that hotmail only keeps your sent items for 30 days and then deletes it. Anyone know how long gmail keeps items in the sent folder? I need something that keeps items in the sent folder forever.

I have a sent gmail email from about 4 months ago and can't see any notes about them deleting them. If you want a gmail account I can send you an invite, just post or PM me your email address.
 
Quote from forex-forex:

Yes you can, it's called "forwarding" and you would login to your account and set it up. It should come free with your hosting package, if they don't offer it find a host that does. You can forward to any email address, including gmail, hotmail and yahoo.

When you compose mail in your gmail account to send to a customer for example, isn't the email going to look like it came from my gmail account instead of my myname@mybusiness.com? I want to use gmail, but have it show like it came from a myname@mybusiness.com email address.
 
i don't know how gmail works but i would expect all mail you send to show from username@gmail.com

i have a program set up on one of my sites called Hive Mail that allows me to send mail from myname@mysitename.com

at one time i had a program that had multiple choice where i selected from over 50 domains i own and sent mail as needed

there are even scripts where you can send mail from any username@at anywebsite.com i've seen them and i guess that would explain why i daily get spam from my own domains that i didn't send

you can get whatever you want installed by a programer for cheap at http://scriptlance.com

and if you aren't sure what you want you can let them pick or look yourself at http://hotscripts.com

Hope it helps,
Birdman:)
 
Quote from gwb-trading:

Google offers free hosted email service for your .com domain. Take a look at:

https://www.google.com/a/

The service works very well, I know several people who are using it.

You should use a service like GoDaddy.com to register your domain and then point your MX mail registry to google as per their instructions and then you are good to go. This means that you can use Google for your email service (myname@mywebsite.com) and maintain a separate mywebsite.com site at your normal hosting provider. Check it out. Very easy to implement.

- Greg

So when I compose an email in google, will it show like it came from a myname@mybusiness.com email address?
 
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