I have my verizon yahoo mail forward to my gmail account and then I can open attachments and forward mail with the attachment in tack. I leave a copy on my verizon yahoo account because that is my mail email. Hope this helps.

 

Yep, works for me. Forwarded a message from my dotmac account to my gmail account.

 

If you go to your gmail account and have your messages from your other account go to your gmail then you can forward everything fine just hit forward at the bottom of the screen. Actually just forwarding the message from other email works but attachments don't seem to work. So I just bypass that until there's an update and use gmail on my phone so I can open attachments and forward them without a problem.

 

She still likes Bon Jovi, cut her some slack.

 

I realize you're not using the gmail app. But I found that I can't get around forwarding or opening attachments in my other email app so I went to my gmail account and had all my other emails forwarded to my gmail (a setting in gmail) so that I can open and forward attachments on my droid. I have no problem forward a message in my email app that doesn't contain an attachment. I just hit menu and then forward and whole message will forward (unless it has an attachment that will not forward). That is why I just bypass my regular email on my droid and have it forwarded to my gmail account so that I can do stuff on my phone. I'm sure you have gmail if you are using the droid so that you can get to the market place. I know it's a pain to use 2 emails but it works for me right now I have lots of emails with attachments that I either have to read or forward and the only way I found to do this is with gmail. I use my other account on my pc. Sorry if this does not help you, I'm just trying to give you an option. I'm hoping with the December 11 update will be fixed.

And yes I love Bon Jovi 180 days and I get backstage and backstage dinner and row 4 at the Meadowlands. BonJovi 4 Ever.

 

K-9 Mail (free in Market) is better than using the native "Email" app for POP3/IMAP accounts. The way I understand, if you "Press-and-hold" the message, from the "Inbox" view, a menu will appear with a "Forward" option
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I'm having the same problem as the OP. Gmail forwards nothing except text I add, it does NOT forward the original email text.

K9 is marginally better, it forwards the email in html.

 

I am able to forward emails fine, but I use the gmail app, not the email app.

 

My Yahoo email forward easily to Gmail. But you have to tap it to open the body

 

I don't want to argue with you, but there are so many bugs in the stock Email app, that K9 is "worlds" better, in my opinion.

 

Just to confirm...

Yes... Forwarding email doesn't work in the standard android email app.

If I attempt to forward email with my POP3 account on my android phone, the forwarded text is simply not there. The quoted text appears before I press send, but does not arrive in the recipient's email. The only text in the forwarded email is any text I add when I attempt to forward the email.

I have this problem on my Samsung Epic but based on this thread and others, the problem is not with a specific phone.

There are "work arounds" for this. The primary work around is to not use the default android email app but instead to use K-9. Another option is to forward all email to a GMAIL account and only use GMAIL on the android.

It does seem odd that there would be any application with "EMAIL" in its name that could not forward email, but this is indeed the case.

 

I guess it's whatever you're used to. I also find the Gmail web presentation to be overly confusing. The only thing I still use Yahoo for is email (Classic view), and the Yahoo Mail app for Android (latest version) works very well on my D1. I deactivated all my accounts on the native email app.

 

No argument.... I use K9 myself, but I sure wouldn't say it is "worlds" better. It is a marginal application at best with many shortcomings. Have you ever looked at the defect list on the developers web site?

For the life of me, I can't figure out why Android can't have an email application that is even close to what BB offers.

 

For what it's worth, I found the stock Android e-mail app to have problems with forwarding messages. Moved to K-9 and it does the job .... not perfect and there are lots of things I would like to see improved, but it does the job and it's free (I would not pay for K-9 without a significant number of fixes).

 

FYI....

I've submitted a bug report on this issue.

Please view this report and "star" it if you are experiencing this issue.

Issue 11315 - android - Can not forward email with the standard email app (forwarded email does not include quoted text) - Project Hosting on Google Code

(Click on the little star next to the word Issue to turn it Yellow)

 

Another relevant link:

Android Gmail app is truncating message history on reply and forward - Google Mobile Help

 

I have tried several different ways with no success. So here is the solution I came up with that works until they come up with a fix for this bug!
If you want to include the "quoted text" you are FWDing, simply use the reply button and update to TO: address to the appropriate address. I know this is kind of a hassle but it works. Hope they come up with a fix for this soon. Maybe in 2.2 Froyo?