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I second this. I was recently burned when I realized my Google Apps email accounts weren't forwarding all emails to my primary email account. Apparently you can
by kpanghmc 16y ago
I second this. I was recently burned when I realized my Google Apps email accounts weren't forwarding all emails to my primary email account. Apparently you can't disable the spam filter on your Google Apps email accounts, which means that if an email is sent to your Google Apps email account and gets flagged as spam, you'll never see it unless you log into the account itself. I was hoping to just have a more professional email address for my business that would just pass everything through to my primary email address, but alas that still isn't doable from what I can tell. :(
- smokey_the_bear 16y agoWhen you make a filter, you can mark it 'never mark these as spam'. I made a filter for mail coming into that email address and selected that. It works fine.
- eitally 16y agoThis isn't exactly true. You can force it to bypass the spam filter by adding a few whitelist IPs in cpanel. <-- Administers a ~19k user domain and had all kinds of problems with this.
- Tichy 16y agoInteresting that you consider a gmail address to be more professional looking than your own domain.
- pilif 16y agoI think he meant that the google apps address is more professional and forwarding everything to his private @gmail.com address (probably configured to allow this apps address as a sender address)