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Unless things have changed recently, sending as an address other than the Gmail account you're sending from results in a tacky "On Behalf Of" clause that displa
by Encosia 14y ago
Unless things have changed recently, sending as an address other than the Gmail account you're sending from results in a tacky "On Behalf Of" clause that displays both addresses to the recipient.
- gabemart 14y agoCurrently, there's no such message with gmail. However, the "real" email address of the sender does appear in the headers.
- ef4 14y agoThere is for recipients using certain versions of outlook. But there's a workaround for that, see my other comments on this thread.
- ef4 14y agoThere is a simple fix for this. Gmail can be configured to send via any arbitrary mail server. So you can configure your person account to send via the SMTP settings of your business account. This leaves no evidence of your personal account, even in the headers.
- pkamb 14y agoNot if you are sending as a @gmail account from a different @gmail account. No way to remove your `Sender:` header in that case. Ridiculous, as you can easily fix it for any other @domain.
- ef4 14y agoAh, I see. I hadn't thought about that case. I have a lot gmail account, but only one of them is on the gmail domain name, so that hadn't come up for me.