# Create a Group Email Using Forwarders cPanel

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Creating a **group email** in cPanel is not done the same way as creating a normal mailbox. In cPanel, a “group email” is created using **Email Forwarders** or **Mailing Lists** depending on what you need.

Below are both methods so you can choose the right one.

**Method 1: Create a Group Email Using Forwarders (Most Common & Simple)**

This is ideal for creating addresses like:

- **support@yourdomain.com → multiple team members**
- **sales@yourdomain.com → multiple recipients**
- **info@yourdomain.com → multiple inboxes**

### ✔ How it works

One email ID forwards incoming mail to **multiple recipients**.

### Steps

Example

If you want **support@yourdomain.com** to go to 3 people:

You will create **3 forwarders**:

- support@yourdomain.com → ramya@yourdomain.com
- support@yourdomain.com → akash@yourdomain.com
- support@yourdomain.com → basil@yourdomain.com

This becomes your **group email**.

**Method 2: Create a Mailing List (If You Need Advanced Features)**

Use this only if you need:

- Moderation
- Subscription management
- Digest mode
- Public/Private lists

### Steps

1. Go to **Mailing Lists** in cPanel
2. Create a new list (e.g., team@yourdomain.com)
3. Manage members from the Mailman interface

⚠️ Note: Many hosts disable Mailman by default because it’s heavy and outdated.