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I recently set up email with my host. Then I set up a gmail account to enable people to use their email addresses.

Now the people on my team can send emails from their gmails which are [email protected]

But they can not get email. How can I set up gmail so that people can open their accounts and see the emails that are sent to them?

Thanks, Alex

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You want to see email where? Online (on Gmail) or in a mail client like Outlook? – Dave Rook Apr 30 at 10:44

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Configure MX records in your domain :

When you’re switching to Google Apps and you want to receive emails in Google Mail (Gmail), you’ll need to point your MX records to the Google mail servers.

You modify MX records using the administration tools of your domain host and not the Google Admin panel.

Be aware it may take up to 72 hours before changes are propagated, depending on the TTL that was configured for your MX records.

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I went to google.com/a/cpanel/problemio.com which is the home for my company's email. But when I went to settings, there was no accounts and import. – Genadinik Apr 30 at 2:31
Could you please explain how to navigate to the right plance – Genadinik Apr 30 at 2:32
It is this line, right? "Allow users to import mail from Yahoo!, Hotmail, AOL, or other webmail or POP3 accounts" – Genadinik Apr 30 at 2:34
that line is for migration of email/contacts. You want them to access emails from another email address? – Logman Apr 30 at 2:40
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did you adjust your MX record? I edited my main answer... above – Logman Apr 30 at 2:50
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