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Nameservers for email

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I recently obtained a new customer who I am in the process of moving onto my hostgator reseller account.

 

I firstly created their account using their domain name under my hostgator reseller account. I copied the website files over and created a test email account. (test@domainname.com)

 

I've changed the name servers with the domain registra.

 

When I go to the website, it is now pointing to the new server correctly.

 

However, when I send email to test@domainname.com it just bounces, and the email address coming back indicates that it is trying to send to the old host's mail servers. So its as if the nameservers are correctly being used for the website, but not for email.

 

 

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Checked MX records? Not too sure but those may need changing. Only email I set up uses gmail apps, which requires changing of MX records.

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