Messages "receive at" settings - what do they really mean?

Yesterday I was not able to send iMessages from Messages Beta anywhere. This morning when I woke up I could. I didn't change any settings though. What can I say? I guess there was a big time lag from installation until it worked right. Beta software.
But I have a question about the "receive at" settings on my iPhone and iPad.
Currently, messages sent from Messages Beta on my iMac arrive everywhere (iPhone, iPad and in Messages itself) in all these cases:
          (1) Sent to my iPhone number.
          (2) Sent to my Apple id main email address (in my personal domain).
          (3) Sent to my iCloud @me.com address.
          (4) Sent to my cell phone provider's @softbank.ne.jp address.
The latter three are set as verified addresses at my Apple id settings at the Apple site at https://appleid.apple.com.
However, addresses (3) and (4) above are not set in my Messages "receive at" settings. On my iPhone I just have (1) and (2) set. And on my iPad I just have (2) set. Yet iMessages sent to all 4 now arrive everywhere. I wonder what the purpose of the "receive at" settings are in that case?
Thanks,
doug

HI,
I am not sure that I follow exactly what you are saying.
Are you saying that an iMessage sent from Messages to your Phone's phone number also show up and is synced with the Apple ID, the iCloud ID and the extra email (on the phone ) ?
I have an Apple ID (Dial-Up account email)
It has been linked to an iCloud @me.com name (on the Apple ID site it is now listed as a Verified email)
In Messages I used the iCloud ID as the "Signing in name" so this is what Messages sends from.
If I then iMessage my iPhone (number) my phone shows two conversations (it is set to Receive At the Number and the iCloud ID whilst Caller ID is set to the iCloud ID)
1) the Messages to Number chat
2) the iCould ID sync version of this.
If I iMessage the iCloud ID it only shows up like a synced chat on the Phone rather than a fuill conversation.
I do not get a Messages turning up on the Dial-Up email ID (it is in the phone for email) (my 2)
I do have the (3) iCloud ID but this is Messages Send name and the Phone's alternative Received At
I do have a (4) as at the Apple ID site I have a Google ID listed but I am not getting messages here either.
In System Preferences > Users and Groups (as it is now in Lion) I have my iCloud ID as my Apple ID set up
Similarly in Mail, Contacts and Calendars I have the iCloud ID set to my @me.com name (rather then the Apple ID that created it)
The Dial-up email Original Apple ID is actually Disabled here.
It would seem that the different names and IDs must be linked somewhere but it is likely to be something that looks small in the changes to Lion but has wider consequences than we first see.
8:42 PM Friday; March 16, 2012
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