[jmcphers]

I use Fastmail for this. Here's what we do:

- My wife and I each have our own email addresses

- We have a third email address that we share with the school (etc.); this email address is not a real inbox but a forwarding address that sends mail to the first two

- When email is sent TO this address, the default is to reply FROM the address

- When email is sent FROM this address, an Auto BCC rule sends a copy to the other spouse

In this way we both get our own personal email addresses, but we have a shared address that goes to both of us, and we know if an email sent to that address has been replied to, what the reply was, etc.

[tjbiddle]

Just wanted to give another shout to FastMail. I'm a super happy user. I originally switched over for business reasons as it had a lot of features I liked. The past year, I exported my gmail history to it and setup forwarding so now I'm 100% on it for personal and business. So much cleaner.

Paid service - but with all the features + privacy of not being on Google (Well, anything going to my gmail still goes through - but slowly moving away) + they have excellent and fast customer support - all makes it worth it.

[lazyatom]

We love Fastmail, and that's the service that hosted our email for a long time.

[satyamkapoor]

Hi,

I don’t really get where to configure the auto bcc rule when sending emails from third email address.

Thanks

[cbsks]

In Fastmail: Settings, My email addresses, [address], Show advanced composing preferences, Auto BCC

[satyamkapoor]

Thanks again!