firstly, hi guys iv just joined your forum and would like to say hi.

now, my 1st question is relativly simple.

i suspect my wife is sending and recieving emails from a boyfriend.

one acc is hotmail the other gmail.
now what i'd like to know is how to setup a forwading ttype thing to my own email that will show me all sent and recieved emails from these acc's.
i know i can set them up to do this but it clearly says at the top 'these emails are being re directed to *****' etc.

so, guys, how do i do this?
is it a 3rd party download or something?
must be a way!

many thanks in advance.

o/c 'per mare per terram'

Hi, Welcome to ItsAllPC.

I'm sorry to hear about what you think / know your wife is doing.

Unfortunately, your wifes emails are private, so any help this forum gives you to "Snoop" on your wife would be unlawful, and against forum policy.

Is snooping the best way to go about things, anyway?

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It really stuns me that communication is the last thing people think of.

Let's think a few steps ahead...so you catch her out. She's sending emails to a lover. Then what?

Confront her with evidence, basically proving that you can't communicate your fears and discuss them rationally like an adult, but that you're prepared to break the law with the intention to create a big dramatic scene?

And what if she's innocent? Wouldn't that be so much worse, just adding paranoia to the laundry list of your mistakes?

Honestly, you need to sit down and have a bloody good think about where you're going with this.

no i have the passwords for the accounts in question i just simply wanted to see what has been sent / recieved and quickly deleted.
didnt need a lesson on life.

il try a more helpfull site.

thanks for nothing TW**s.

What you were asking was ILLEGAL, and immoral. Hey, that might beour way, you may be fucked in the head, either way...

You're welcome.

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