# Reply by Email, Gsuite, Limited users, Aliases?

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**Created:** [March 22, 2019, 5:36pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/reply-by-email-gsuite-limited-users-aliases/112349 "2019-03-22T17:36:44Z")\
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**Post date:** [March 22, 2019, 5:36pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/reply-by-email-gsuite-limited-users-aliases/112349/1 "2019-03-22T17:36:44Z")

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Hey everyone. I’m transitioning to gsuite for our business and have a possible future problem. Users (aka actual unique email inboxes) cost $ so I would like to minimize them.

Current I have two pop boxes on our old system. One is outgoing (community@…com) and the other is incoming (communityreplies@…com). This works great however when we move to Gsuite I’d like to not pay for two accounts.

Ideally outgoing and incoming would be the same (community@…com).

Question One:  
Would it break something if I set the reply email to the outgoing? After all, the actual replies are tagged (google supports this address method) so by default this should route properly correct?

Question Two:  
If this doesn’t work, could I set up a re-route where replies sent to communityreplies@…com change the envelope recipient to community@…com?

thanks,  
all the best,  
Walker

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