Why do I see some emails that have my default email address and/or says "On behalf of (my name)". Yikes. Not sure why some emails show this and others don't. And I just realized that some mailing lists that I respond to will not let me send to it because I'm either not on the mailing list or it's an internal thing, so only company people can email. Does this mean that the emails I send out from my work address through Gmail doesn't act as if I'm using my default Thunderbird account? If that's the case, I'm probably going to have to revert back to my Thunderbird. Any suggestions?
Gmail sends out its headers that mention both your forwarding address you want people to see and your true gmail. Some email programs decide to show both, thus the 'on behalf of'. This can't be fixed. The other option for you is to set up google for domains. This way your domain is pointed directly to google apps and gmail and you wont need a @gmail email address at all.
Thanks for the info. This really helps.
