G Suite hack - totally legal - implemented by me - figured it out by myself, in use for two years already.
RUN MULTIPLE E-Mail ACCOUNTs ON ONE ACCOUNT
Register a master domain at g-suite for demonstration we will call the domain mapledots.ca
Main Registered email for G-Suite Gmail
(for this example) [email protected]
NOW REPEAT THE PROCEDURE BELOW FOR EACH PERSON YOU WANT TO ADD TO GSUITE GMAIL
Go into your GSUITE admin panel to make multiple aliases for gmail.
For the example I will use [email protected]
Create that alias
(1) Now go to regular gmail and make the following free email account
[email protected]
(2) Now go back into your Gsuite and make the following filter....
deliveredto:[email protected]
forwardto: [email protected]
Now all incoming mail will be directed to the appropriate free email account.
Now we have to configure setting the send out using your business name.
(3) Go to your free gmail account account settings>Accounts and Imports
Click add another email address
Type In your name....
Frank
[email protected]
Check off "treat as alias"
Next screen use your gsuite login credentials....
Frank <[email protected]>
Mail is sent through: smtp.gmail.com
Secured connection on port 587 using TLS
You have to know your G-Suite password
You have to use your original gsuite address from your mail server.
You can do this as many times as you want and run 10 or more business addresses on 1 G-Suite account.
Enjoy,
Frank Mardian
MapleDots
Even though some people probably do similar I developed this method on my own and took the time to make this tutorial. Feel free to copy the tutorial but a shout back to MapleDots.com would be appreciated.
RUN MULTIPLE E-Mail ACCOUNTs ON ONE ACCOUNT
Register a master domain at g-suite for demonstration we will call the domain mapledots.ca
Main Registered email for G-Suite Gmail
(for this example) [email protected]
NOW REPEAT THE PROCEDURE BELOW FOR EACH PERSON YOU WANT TO ADD TO GSUITE GMAIL
Go into your GSUITE admin panel to make multiple aliases for gmail.
For the example I will use [email protected]
Create that alias
(1) Now go to regular gmail and make the following free email account
[email protected]
(2) Now go back into your Gsuite and make the following filter....
deliveredto:[email protected]
forwardto: [email protected]
Now all incoming mail will be directed to the appropriate free email account.
Now we have to configure setting the send out using your business name.
(3) Go to your free gmail account account settings>Accounts and Imports
Click add another email address
Type In your name....
Frank
[email protected]
Check off "treat as alias"
Next screen use your gsuite login credentials....
Frank <[email protected]>
Mail is sent through: smtp.gmail.com
Secured connection on port 587 using TLS
You have to know your G-Suite password
You have to use your original gsuite address from your mail server.
You can do this as many times as you want and run 10 or more business addresses on 1 G-Suite account.
Enjoy,
Frank Mardian
MapleDots
Even though some people probably do similar I developed this method on my own and took the time to make this tutorial. Feel free to copy the tutorial but a shout back to MapleDots.com would be appreciated.
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