Question about sending email in asp.net web application

>I am using Peter Bromberg's code to send email through gmail smtp
service in my asp.net web application. Thanks, Peter.
>
The problem with gmail smtp is that gmail will overwrite the sender's
address with whichever the gmail smtp server authenticates. In other
words, even if you say
>
mailMessage.From = new MailAddress("johndoe@somewhere.com");
>
But, if you authenticate yourself through "janedoe@gmail.com",
>
Then the sender address will be overwritten as "janedoe@gmail.com".
>
I understand that this makes perfect anti-spamming sense.
>
Here is my situation. I have domain mydomain.com, and I am using the
google apps email service with this mydomain.com. So, I have email
addresses like
>
info@mydomain.com
feedback@mydomain.com
>
But, I cannot authenticate neither of these against gmail smtp server,
so I have to use gnewsgroup@gmail.com to get authenticated, but then,
recipients will see that my email is from gnewsgroup@gmail.com instead
of from info@mydomain.com. This is very unprofessional, isn't it?
>
So, here is the question, I don't have a mail server on mydomain.com,
is there a work around to send mail and recipient would see that the
email is from info@mydomain.com?
>
Thank you.
>
>

I am using Peter Bromberg's code to send email through gmail smtp
service in my asp.net web application. Thanks, Peter.
>
The problem with gmail smtp is that gmail will overwrite the sender's
address with whichever the gmail smtp server authenticates. In other
words, even if you say
>
mailMessage.From = new MailAddress("johndoe@somewhere.com");
>
But, if you authenticate yourself through "janedoe@gmail.com",
>
Then the sender address will be overwritten as "janedoe@gmail.com".
>
I understand that this makes perfect anti-spamming sense.
>
Here is my situation. I have domain mydomain.com, and I am using the
google apps email service with this mydomain.com. So, I have email
addresses like
>
info@mydomain.com
feedback@mydomain.com
>
But, I cannot authenticate neither of these against gmail smtp server,
so I have to use gnewsgroup@gmail.com to get authenticated, but then,
recipients will see that my email is from gnewsgroup@gmail.com instead
of from info@mydomain.com. This is very unprofessional, isn't it?
>
So, here is the question, I don't have a mail server on mydomain.com,
is there a work around to send mail and recipient would see that the
email is from info@mydomain.com?
>
Thank you.
>
>
>

Would setting up your Email domain through GoogleApps help ?
>
http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/index.html
>
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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I haven't tried using the ReplyTo property to see if that would help, but in
a pinch you could always invite your "selves" to get their own unique gmail
addresses and use the correct one for each.
-- Peter
Site:http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Short Urls & more:http://ittyurl.net
>

I haven't tried using the ReplyTo property to see if that would help, but in
a pinch you could always invite your "selves" to get their own unique gmail
addresses and use the correct one for each.
-- Peter
Site:http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Short Urls & more:http://ittyurl.net
>

On Apr 8, 3:26 pm, Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]
>
<pbromb...@yahoo.NoSpamMaam.comwrote:>
Well, I did try the ReplyTo property. It helps in that when the user
hits the Reply button, the ReplyTo email address will automatically
jump to the To: field.
>
But, still, the recipient can see that this email is from
gnewsgr...@gmail.com instead of i...@mydomain.com.