The term email forwarding refers to an email message being forwarded from a recipient address to a third-party address which isn't mentioned as a recipient. For example, a client sends an email from their personal mailbox to [email protected] and as far as they're concerned, this is actually the single recipient. When there is an active forwarding, the message could be sent to [email protected], for example, even though the customer in no way meant the email to be sent there and might not be aware of the presence of this mailbox. There are numerous purposes for using such forwarding. For instance, if you've got numerous e-mail addresses you'll be able to forward all of them to a sole email address, which will make checking e-mails simpler and will permit you to collect messages and respond to them on time. The feature may also be used if a number of people should receive a copy of an electronic message sent to a general mailbox.