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Email Free @yourdomain.com Email Accounts & Alternatives

Discussion in 'Domains, DNS, Email & SSL Certificates' started by eva2000, Jun 5, 2014.

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  1. Jul 18, 2014 #21
    Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member

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    I'm still really happy with Rackspace.

    I've just started using their DNS as well for some of my none-important sites, so I can reduce the amount I spend with DNSMadeEasy each year, as I was on their $60 business plan, when I can now go to their small business plan for $30 as I've reduced it to 9 domain names.
     
  2. Jul 19, 2014 #22
    eva2000

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    Nice I am on DNSMadeEasy's Business plan too - I have referral credits which cut my cost down to around 1/2 so around US$30/yr too. But love DME so much doubt I'd ever move from them for my important domains :D
     
  3. Jul 19, 2014 #23
    Matt

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    Yeah, all my busy / important sites are with DME, it's just quiet, friends sites that are now on Rackspace DNS.
     
  4. Jul 19, 2014 #24
    eva2000

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    Yeah Rackspace is always solid. So right now top 3 choices for paid @yourdomain.com email for me are Google App, Rackspace Email and Fastmail https://community.centminmod.com/threads/free-yourdomain-com-email-accounts-alternatives.280/.

    Also for folks already using Google App free @yourdomain.com email, you can also take advantage of domain alias support in Google Apps. So if you have mydomain.com setup on Google App free service and have a mydomain.net added as a domain alias to mydomain.com. This will allow username@mydomain.com and username@mydomain.net to go to same account. You can do this with other domains too. Which is great if already have too many email accounts to manage :) Details for Google App Domain Aliases at https://support.google.com/a/answer/53295?hl=en and their limitations at https://support.google.com/a/answer/182081

     
  5. Jul 20, 2014 #25
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    I'm using Google apps standard since was free for about 5 domains (only 2 are very active).
    I guess the webmail must include web office to be worth.
     
  6. Jul 20, 2014 #26
    rdan

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    Link for that?
    How to sign up?
    It thought there was no free anymore with Google Custom Domain email.
     
  7. Jul 20, 2014 #27
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    I'm making the switch over to zoho. They do a free mail import that will grab all of the mail off your previous server if you happen to be using another provider. They also seem to allow referral links that will grant both account extra free accounts (up to 15). I imagine you can just use another email address (and maybe IP) to sign up multiple times and grab a bunch of free users for your main one.
     
  8. Jul 21, 2014 #28
    eva2000

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    I assume @NeiPCs signed up when it was free ?

    Oh let us know how that pans out with ZOHO
     
  9. Jul 25, 2014 #29
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    Exactly.
    It's not free anymore :(
     
  10. Feb 3, 2015 #30
    eva2000

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    I don't use my domains email for day to day emailing, so I just bought a $60/yr VPS and setup postfix & dovecot for my emails. It might go down every so often, but it's the same risk that I took when I was using email on my cPanel install :)

    Liam

    (All the services didn't offer enough domains/addresses and/or cost too much for me to use)
     
  12. Apr 2, 2015 #32
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  13. Apr 2, 2015 #33
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    Yes that's what I'm doing with all my emails, forwarded to my main email account :)
     
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    I do it with yandex. Its simple and free
     
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    I'd like to recommend Free email forwarding for domains | ImprovMX it just requires mx records and you can have catch all forwarding. completely free.
     
  16. Jun 24, 2015 #36
    eva2000

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  18. Jun 25, 2015 #38
    eva2000

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    Use Amazon SES for smtp server transactional email as they can hide the ip address. The Zoho Mail is more for imap/pop3 and webmail :)
     
  19. Jun 30, 2015 #39
    Matt

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    Same, I'm using Amazon SES now for outgoing email. I don't care the IP is exposed, but found out SES is the only one which hides it when setting up an alternative for a customer who was getting DDOS'd and trying to hide their IP.
     
  20. Jun 30, 2015 #40
    eva2000

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    Hey @Matt been a while, hope you had a good holiday :D Yeah Amazon SES and Authmailer I mentioned at Email - Transactional Email Providers: Mandrill vs SendGrid vs Amazon SES vs Mailgun vs Postmark | Centmin Mod Community are both smtp transactional email providers that hide the server originating IP addresses :)
     
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