Importing your email and contacts to Gmail is now much simpler
It's pretty simple to set up your Gmail to forward to Yahoo!, Hotmail or whatever other email account you might have, but not all of your other email accounts have a way to export contacts and messages to Gmail. The Gmail team has taken matters into its own hands and added new import settings that make it easy to switch to Gmail.
Now you can bring your contacts and mail from Yahoo!, Hotmail, MSN, AOL and a bunch of others over to Gmail in a few steps, and have new mail from those accounts forwarded to Gmail for the next 30 days. That gives you time to let everyone know what your new address is. You can also label all of the imported mail, so you know which mail is coming from which account.













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Subscribe to commentsDanMay 14th 2009 10:14AM
Is it just me or does Gmail just get better and better? :)
Hopefully, the feature (when it gets rolled out) will have coverage for Comcast, Verizon, etc. because there are so many people I know that set up their email address back when their ISP came in and they had no idea they could make a new/more feature-rich one with any of the free services out there. I try to switch everyone to Gmail.
DanMay 14th 2009 10:16AM
LOL - Just checked the Google blog and they have support for the aforementioned ISPs plus a lot of other common ones:
https://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=117173
emilysking25May 28th 2009 1:49PM
How can I import my address book from Juno to gmail?