How to loop mail in gmail

Looping emails in Gmail can be a bit tricky, but I'll guide you through the process. Looping emails means sending an email to a recipient, and then having that recipient send the same email back to you, creating a loop.

Method 1: Using Gmail's "Reply" feature

1. Compose a new email to the recipient you want to loop.
2. Write your message and add any attachments.
3. Click the "Reply" button instead of "Send".
4. In the "To" field, add the recipient's email address again.
5. Click "Reply" again to send the email back to the recipient.

Method 2: Using Gmail's "Forward" feature

1. Compose a new email to the recipient you want to loop.
2. Write your message and add any attachments.
3. Click the "Forward" button instead of "Send".
4. In the "To" field, add the recipient's email address again.
5. Click "Forward" again to send the email back to the recipient.

Method 3: Using Gmail's "Canned Response" feature (Gmail Labs)

1. Enable the "Canned Responses" feature in Gmail Labs (Settings > Labs > Canned Responses).
2. Compose a new email to the recipient you want to loop.
3. Write your message and add any attachments.
4. Click the "Canned Response" button (looks like a lightning bolt).
5. Select the "Loop" option.
6. Gmail will automatically send the email back to the recipient.

Important notes:

• Be cautious when using looping emails, as they can quickly become overwhelming and may be considered spam.
• Some email providers may block or flag looped emails as spam.
• Looping emails can also cause issues with email threading and organization.

Before you start looping, make sure you understand the potential consequences and consider alternative communication methods.