This article really helped. . .I was looking all over the place in cPanel (since I'm more familiar with Plesk's "mail group" function, where a single e-mail can contain multiple forwarding addresses).

I never knew you could just create the same forwarding address for multiple e-mail accounts.

Thanks for allowing me to stop scratching my head! =0)

Yep, I hear you there.

As it turns out, it looks like you can also:
- set up a user mailbox (Add Account)
- forward that user's email address to another email address

… and both will get the email. At least, I tried that once.

I was just doing the same thing for a client and thought that it was possible – but was checking the net to make sure that I would not be breaking something else or causing some funky mail loop.

Turns out, I was right, thanks for the confirmation.

Yep, cPanel's a winner. Rock on!

Thanks

Philip

Without cPanel (or, I guess, something like it), it was a matter of setting something up in the aliases file to direct email to multiple parties. I'd done it years ago on a VPS, but had never considered the idea of just setting up multiple auto-forwards for the same email address (and don't know if that would have worked) — but I'm happy to have gotten this done so easily.