I have some contacts that have two email addresses and want group emails to go to both of them. Is there a way to setup one contact so that group emails will go to two different email addresses, or will I just have to create another contact for them?
Gmail – How to setup a contact in Gmail to send to two email addresses
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The email address in the first position of the contact's settings is used to decide which of your contact's pictures to display. He/she must have set it for public display in gmail's settings for this to work.
The email address that is shown on top for auto-complete is the most contacted address, as far as I know.
While Lipis' answer still works, there's another method as well.
With the message open, hover your mouse pointer over the sender's name. An info card will pop up. If the address is not already in your contacts, you can click the "Add to Contacts" button to open a contact edit form with the name and email address already filled out.
(The Add and invite button is for adding the person to your Google+ Circles.)
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Best Answer
You can change the main email address of a contact to contain multiple addresses.
Example:
person1@domain.com>, <person2@domain.comVia: http://instanticity.com/blog/gmail-multiple-contact-addresses-groups/