Adding multiple email addresses to same account

Hello,
I am trying to add another email address to my exisiting email account (using Mail). I walked through the steps in Mail Help - I entered the addresses in the email field separated by a comma. Example: Steve1@ sbc.com, [email protected]
I Saved. When I write an email to the new address Steve2 and cc my exisitng address, Steve1. I only receive mail to Steve1.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks.

After giving up to figure this out and talking with
a rep who
could not figure it out, I did create a new account
in Mail, so
now I have steve1 and steve2 accounts in the Mail.
Now it works
but I am still puzzled as to why I cannot add
multiple addresses
to one account, as instructed in Mail Help.
SBC's term "sub account" must not be an "alias"
account by definition.
As previously provided, an alias account/address
shares the same user name and password as the primary
account/address.
If an SBC "sub account" does not share the same user
name and password as the primary email
account/address, it must be created as a separate
email account in Mail.
The user name for an email account is usually the
portion of the email address in front of the "@" sign
only but for some, it is the entire email address.
This depends on the ISP or email account provider.
Since you were able to create the "sub account" as
separate email account in Mail, is the user name for
the primary account steve1 and the user name for the
"sub account" steve2?
Yes. Your comment below clears this up.
Thank you for the help.
If so, this "sub account" is definitely not an
"alias" account and cannot be created in Mail as an
alias account because it is not an alias.

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