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<p>A:&nbsp;The answer to your question is that Google Mail does NOT support email receipt confirmation that you enjoyed in the past with Outlook.&nbsp; Outlook accomplished this helpful trick by sending secondary (hidden) emails to recipients and forcing recipients to send an email back.&nbsp; This non-voluntary practice works in theory, but with the vast amounts of spyware/malware/viruses being spread in the same manner, the practice of read receipts and confirmations is being frowned upon if not disabled in many organizations and by many email programs.</p>]]></content></entry></feed>
