How to Transfer Emails from Old Gmail to a New Account

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Instructions to transfer emails from old Gmail to new Gmail

Step 1:

First, log in to your old Gmail account and click on the gear icon and select Install .

Step 2:

Switch to the settings interface for Gmail, users click Forward and POP / IMAP .

Then the contents set for this Forward section are displayed. Here the user moves down to item 1 Status and then ticks on POP POP for all messages .

Step 3:

Click Save changes below to save the new settings for Gmail.

Step 4:

Next we need to access the new Gmail account and also click on the gear icon to select Settings .

Step 5:

In the new interface, click on Account and Enter .

Switch to the section Enter mail and contacts, we click on the option Enter mail and contacts .

Step 6:

A new login window appears. Users need to enter the old Gmail account information , then click the Continue button below.

Gmail will check the authenticity of the old Gmail account, then ask the user to perform some connection steps. We follow the instructions in the interface.

Note that during the process if you receive a message from Gmail that cannot continue the process due to Chrome blocking the window, users need to enable the pop-upfrom Gmail as shown below.

Users need to agree to the ShuttleCloud Migration Gmail service to access their personal Gmail account , click Allow below.

Step 7:

Users need to select the content you want to transfer from the old Gmail to the new Gmail , then click Start typing below.

User results are received as shown below. The email transfer process can take place within a few hours or a few days depending on the number of emails in the old account.

Step 8:

Open your old Gmail account again, then access the Forwarding and POP / IMAP interface . Click on the Add forwarding address option below.

Enter the new Gmail address in the box and then click Next to continue.

Step 9:

Confirm that the new Gmail account wants to transfer the old email and then click Continue.

Gmail then announced that it has sent a confirmation code to the new Gmail account to confirm.

Step 10:

You open a new Gmail account to get the account verification code that Gmail sends. In the email sent to the user, you will receive 1 verification code and 1 link address to click confirm immediately. In case this link address has a problem, we need to use a confirmation code to enter the old email.

If you enter the code, in the old Gmail interface enter the code and click Verify as shown below.

Step 11:

When verifying Gmail is successful we will receive a notification from Google. Finally, you need to check the Forward copy of incoming mail message. and click Save changes to take the settings into effect.

We can check the email transfer process in Settings> Download and enter . If you successfully enter the email from the old Gmail will receive a notification Entered successfully .

So the operation of transferring old emails to a new Gmail account has been completed. This transition will take a lot of time if the old email is large. Users can import emails from many old Gmail accounts into a new Gmail address.

I wish you all success!

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