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jrm
New Forum Member


Joined: Jan 26, 2006
Posts: 1
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Hi,
I am a new user and I am fairly satisfied with the service. I couldn't
search the forums, so I am not sure if this feature has been requested earlier:
It would be nice to configure more than one email address in the Voicemail notification system (for other family members). Ofcourse we could sign-up for a common account in GMail or Yahoo!, but that would be one more email account to check perodically.
Allowing to configure more than one exisisting email addresses would be nice
Thanks,
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geoffreyjr
New Forum Member


Joined: Nov 22, 2005
Posts: 1
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There is a way to do it that is relatively easy. I set up a gmail account (or if you already have one use it) and have the voicemails sent to that email address. Then you can setup a filter in gmail to forward incoming emails from vonage to any number of email addresses you want. Gmail will allow you to not have a copy saved in Gmail so you never have to check that account. I have it setup up to send the voicemails to both my address and my wife's.
Hope that helps a bit
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bhageman
New Forum Member


Joined: Nov 22, 2005
Posts: 2
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Gmail only lets you forward your email to one email address. Same with Yahoo. If anyone knows of a free email service that allows forwarding to multiple addresses, please post it here.
If I leave Vonage for another VoIP service, this type of limited functionality will be the reason. There is no excuse for this kind of limitation. |
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jwarren
New Forum Member


Joined: Aug 31, 2006
Posts: 5
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Everyone using Vonage has to have broadband which should translate to you have a dedicated email server from whatever company you get the broadband from... so just go into your email application (outlook) or whatever is on your system and setup a NEW RULE to forward your incoming VM emails to your family's multiple addresses. |
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arcking
Vonage Forum Evangelist


Joined: Apr 29, 2005
Posts: 493
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| Gmail only lets you forward your email to one email address. Same with Yahoo. If anyone knows of a free email service that allows forwarding to multiple addresses, please post it here. |
Using GMail you can create rules that would forward to multiple email addresses. Have any emails to your gmail address forwarded to one address, then do it again with a different address and so on.
I haven't seen this done with more than 20 email addresses, but it does work for smaller applications. |
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pdhenry
Vonage Forum Master


Joined: Mar 17, 2006
Posts: 241
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Right - in Gmail, just set up multiple filters with the same matching criteria (From address) and have each filter forward to a different address. Have the last filter delete the message. |
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