Not sending to my own email domain, not stripping out parser

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create draft email to my email with correct /ToSend label.
2. Close the email
3. Wait until the receipt comes through.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

I should receive the email in my inbox without the parser (date/time).

What I see instead is the receipt in my inbox, but the actual email ends up in 
my trash folder and the @date/time is still in the email.

What version of the product are you using?
version 8.0
Please provide any additional information below.

I would like to be able to send tests to my own email addresses. I sent the 
email from lisa@lisahines.com addressed to info@lisahines.com. 

Original issue reported on code.google.com by l...@lisahines.com on 9 Oct 2013 at 3:22

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same problem

Original comment by franzel...@gmail.com on 14 Oct 2013 at 7:44

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to be more precise, I send from me@gmail.com to me@yahoo.com, I receive in 
gmail a perfect confirmation that the mail was sent, but in reality when I go 
in the yahoo mail I find my email in yahoo.TRASH and in gmail I find it "sent" 
and a copy in "trash" labelled DRAFT with the parser

the question is if YAHOO or others consider my email as TRASH?

Original comment by franzel...@gmail.com on 14 Oct 2013 at 8:52

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Hey guys,

I think these issues might not be related:

Lisa:

I was able to complete these steps and I wonder if you could walk through them 
with me and see if you get the same result:
1.) Compose an email to the same user as you're logged in as (eg. 
lisa@lisahines.com)
2.) With:
    Subject: 'whatever'

    Body:
      @now
      Any text
3.) Go to gmail delay send settings: 
https://script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbwj33Oz6MBRVYhcFlyBJ6bNCllcr2sDCbLpZkGF-
etLOtPyXYZS/exec
4.) Click 'Run Now'
5.) I was able to see:
  * Receipt in my inbox (if you have them turned on)
  * Email in my inbox from myself w/ body: 'Any text'
  * Email in my sent items folder from myself w/ body: 'Any text'
  * Email in my trash labeled draft w/ body: '@now Any text'

If this works for you, lets try it again sending from an email address who you 
have access to send as (eg. logged in as lisa@, but send as info@)

Original comment by blairk...@gmail.com on 14 Oct 2013 at 11:49

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Hello franzellin,

So the problem is that yahoo mail is filtering the email into TRASH?

If you send an email NOT from gmail delay send to that address from the same 
gmail address it's not put into TRASH?

Does Yahoo mail provide any indicators about why the message was moved there?

Original comment by blairk...@gmail.com on 14 Oct 2013 at 11:51

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1.) I Composed an email to myself   me@gmail.com
2.) With:    Subject: 'whatever'
    Body:      @now
      Any text
3.) Go to gmail delay send settings: 
https://script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbwj33Oz6MBRVYhcFlyBJ6bNCllcr2sDCbLpZkGF-
etLOtPyXYZS/exec
4.) Click 'Run Now'
5.) I was able to see:
YES  * Receipt in my inbox (if you have them turned on)
NO   * Email in my inbox from myself w/ body: 'Any text'
YES  * Email in my sent items folder from myself w/ body: 'Any text'
YES  * Email in my trash labeled draft w/ body: '@now Any text'

a) I repeated the same procedure using 3 different email addresses that I fetch 
through GMAIL, same problem
b) I did it also using the label TOSEND, but the result is the same
c) I repeated making a own copy of the script , but the result is the same
d) If I send myself an email through gmail, I receive it 

Original comment by franzel...@gmail.com on 14 Dec 2013 at 10:34

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I checked my me@yahoo mail NOT using GMAIL and I found the perfect message

It means that gmail send perfectly the DELAYED message and Yahoo receives it 
perfectly

but if I fetch the Yahoo account with gmail the messagge is not displayed in 
GMAIL

The Script works perfectly, GMAIL blocks something, probably gmail blocks the 
mail send from me@gmail  to me@yahoo, and fetched back to me@gmail  to prevent 
redundant mails...

Original comment by franzel...@gmail.com on 14 Dec 2013 at 10:46

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I am also having the issue that emails sent to myself (either directly to the 
primary gmail address or to various emails that should forward on to the 
primary gmail address) don't appear in the primary gmail address inbox (or bin 
or spam) but appear in the sent mail. 

So if I send from X@gmail.com 
to X@gmail.com or Y@gmail.com or Z@yahoo.co.uk
(Y&Z being configured to forward onto X@gmail.com) I receive nothing.

I'm unable to access the accounts that forward the email on at the moment so 
can't check if the test email is sitting in the inbox there. 

But Y@gmail is configured to auto forward onto X@gmail and an entirely 
different gmail account (A@gmail.com). Only X@gmail.com doesn't receive so the 
script is sending the message OK and forwarding on OK I presume.

I can send a test message without using the script with and it be forwarded 
through with no problems though - I often use this to distribute files to my 
self and other parties, I would like to use the script to allow me to delay 
that so that these parties can get a reminder and assoc. files at a given point 
(if you see what I mean).

I presume that this is really a problem with how Gmail views the emails the 
script sends and deals with them, but they just seem to disappear into the 
ether and it would be great for you to make a work around so we can receive our 
own test messages and not have to send them out to other accounts and also for 
the reason outlined above. 

Original comment by eldic...@gmail.com on 8 Feb 2014 at 11:43

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Exact same problem as #8 - However on further exploration, the mail is received 
but seems to be archived. It only shows up in "All Mail" and it's marked as 
"Read". I've tried from a few different addresses to a few different addresses 
and the result is always the same.

Original comment by dobb...@dobbler.com on 7 May 2014 at 12:02