Forwarded email has no links available on iPhone.

I have set up a rule to forward a newsletter from my iMac to a gmail account that is set up on my iPhone 5. The email gets forwarded but the links in the email are not active. If I manually forward to the same email the links in it are active.
What am I missing?

Success, of sorts. What I've done that seems to work quite well is to change the rule from Forward the email to Redirect the email. It appears to arrive as originally coded quite nicely.
At least for my needs.
It does seem that Forward should also work.

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hi
i had two apple accounts
and just wanted to change the primary email address for the both with each other
when i changed the first one my old email cant be used with other account then i tried replacing my old email it doesnt replace it says
This email address is not available for use as an Apple ID. You may already have an Apple ID associated with this address. Please try again or sign in using your existing Apple ID.
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