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Does Verizon have an "auto-forward" function?.  ISPs usually have this function to deal with extended absences (ie vacation or sickness etc). This would mean that you would get all incoming mail at Gmail.com.

Martin

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Great idea. I'll have to give it a try!

THNX

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Verizon announced: "Maintaining the

security and integrity of your information is important to us. Effective

November 15, 2016, for enhanced security and phishing protection, we are

eliminating the ability to use non-local “from” addresses in conjunction with

your verizon.net email account."

In the past, I've used Verizon SMTP, but my primary email account is with gmail. I now have to use my verizon email address for emails to be sent out.

Question: .If I use my gmail address as the "Default "reply-to" address," I see it listed in my outgoing emails, but if people simply hit reply, it goes to my verizon address. Is there any way to have the replies automatically go to my gmail address without people realizing they have to pick gmail as an option?

thnx.

I have experienced this with ISP's but have never found a workaround.  In fact, my current zoho.com smtp will not let me bounce a message because the "From" is not me.

Does Verizon have an "auto-forward" function?.  ISPs usually have this function to deal with extended absences (ie vacation or sickness etc). This would mean that you would get all incoming mail at Gmail.com.

Martin