HOW TO AUTOMATICALLY FORWARDS EMAIL TO ANOTHER EMAIL ACCOUNTS

Hello friends, Today I am going to tell you how to Automatically Forward Emails to another Emails Account.
Sometimes you want to back up your Email, when your Email has been wrongly deleted from your Inbox. At that time this forwarding services will help you more. Here i am going to tell you step wise step procedure. Just follow these steps.
Step-1 Open Your Gmail Account. And Sign In your account.

Step-2 After Sign In Go to the Settings Icons and choose the Settings option from drop down menu. Hit Enter.

Step-3 After that search FORWARDING and POP/IMAP Option. and click. one Box Will Appear

Step-4 Select Forward a Copy of Incoming Mail to and enter your Email Address in the box.And Choose the Option from drop down menu. You just choose keep Gmail's Copy in the Inbox.

Step-5 After that you will get a Confirmation mail to your Email Id Which you have added From Gmail Team.

Step-6 Just Open your mail which you have given and click that confirmation mail in your browser. you will get a message that confirmation has been succeed. Now Go to your main Email Id. and Reload The page. Click Save Changes.

And You have done. when ever some one send to email to you. you will get that email to your both Email account's Inbox.

Thankx and Enjoy.

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