Maintain and Manage multiple email accounts from one Gmail account
Probably you have 100s of email IDs, One for your official works, one for personal usage, one for spam protection, one for registering on various sites, one for your website and so on. Although having multiple emails gives the convenience to do your work systematically and saves your from unwanted emails/SPAM but it’s a real big mess when you have to login each of them regularly just to check mails. Life is already complicated, why make it worse. Here’s a method to maintain multiple email accounts from a single Gmail account. You will be able to receive and send mail from that single Gmail account using all of your IDs. First of all you will require a Gmail account .If you don’t have one then create one by visiting gmail.com. It’s free and you don’t require any invitation. The signup procedure is easy and fast. In this example we are considering 3 email Ids
- 1 in Gmail
- 1 in yahoo pro mail (free accounts doesn’t have forwarding feature)
- 1 pop3 account ( your website etc)
After going through this guide you will be able to manage all your email accounts form one single Gmail account .You will be able to receive all your mails on different IDs to this single Gmail account and will also be able to send emails from different ids using this same Gmail account. For example you will be able to receive all the mails in
- iamsumeet2@gmail.com (Gmail account ),
- iamsumeet1@yahoo.com (yahoo pro account ) and
- iamsumeet@iamsumeet.com (POP3 Account )
on a single Gmail account ( in this case it will be iamsumeet1@gmail.com ).And you will also be able to send emails as iamsumeet2@gmail.com OR iamsumeet1@yahoo.com OR iamsumeet@iamsumeet.com from the single account iamsumeet1@gmail.com . For sake of simplicity we are going to call
- iamsumeet1@gmail.com as the master account
- iamsumeet2@gmail.com and child1 account
- iamsumeet1@yahoo.com as child2 account
- iamsumeet@iamsumeet.com as child3 account
Now let’s start
STEP: 1 ADDING A POP3 ACCOUNT TO YOUR …G (more…)