How to send mail from your own domain using Gmail

http://TheAnywhereOffice.com In this video I show you how to setup Gmail so that you can send and reply to email using your own domain instead of using your Gmail address. Once you do this you can view my other video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qx_UfsronA) which shows you how to configure your your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to do the same thing while syncing with Gmail.

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[theanywhereoffice]

Hmmm I don't have that problem. It makes me wonder how you have your domain setup. I have all of my email addresses setup as forwarders (using Hostgator) which essentially means they are aliases that just fwd to my Gmail address. When the email comes in and I hit reply it replies to the original sender.

[Grigostewart]

@theanywhereoffice Is it just me who finds that replying to an email sent to a domain address inside gmail means that gmail defaults to sending the reply to your domain address rather than the sender?! Grrrr