But that's not visibly a gmail account. If I got an email asking me to buy a product/service from a company and the email account had gmail.com in the address, you go to spam. Same would be for outlook.com, yahoo.com, hotmail.com, etc. If you're running a business, become a business and get a real email address. Running it using a gmail account looks like amateur hour.


> And frankly, if I got email from a company that was sent from a gmail account, I'd ignore it.
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>Here's the other thing - you might even be aware of it.
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>I have a GMail account that's tied to a domain of one of my clients. I just sent an email (using GMail) from that GMail account to my home account. There's no visible indication on the receiving end that the incoming email was from GMail. (Unless of course, you scan the Internet headers, in which case you'll see a Google and GMail reference)