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I have a unique request.<br />
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sales@company.com to forward email to user1@company.com AND user1@gmail.com<br />
info@company.com to forward email to user2@company.com AND user1@gmail.com<br />
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AND<br />
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user3@company.com to forward to outsideuser@company.com AND user2@Gmail.com<br />
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what is the best way to create these distribution lists? &nbsp;The GMAIL address part is throwing me off. &nbsp;I thought about just creating distribution groups but it didn't work with an internal account AND &quot;contact&quot; on the same distr group.<br />
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Mail must not be kept on the server for any of these accounts.
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I have a unique request.

sales@company.com to forward email to user1@company.com AND user1@gmail.com
info@company.com to forward email to user2@company.com AND user1@gmail.com

AND

user3@company.com to forward to outsideuser@company.com AND user2@Gmail.com

what is the best way to create these distribution lists?  The GMAIL address part is throwing me off.  I thought about just creating distribution groups but it didn't work with an internal account AND "contact" on the same distr group.

Mail must not be kept on the server for any of these accounts.

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