Email Free @yourdomain.com Email Accounts & Alternatives

Hi folks,

Another free solution for those wanting real domain mailboxes (not just forwarding) is postale.io:

• POP3/IMAP enabled (contrary to Zoho Mail free plan),
• no ads (contrary to Yandex for instance),
• DNS setup (MX records etc.) is taken care of for you if requested (still for free).

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Anyone considering using this over Zoho?

 

This seems very reasonable.

 

"
Q: Is there a limit on the number of recipients I can specify in a single email message?

You can specify a maximum of 50 recipients for every message you send using Amazon SES. This limit includes all addresses on the "To:," "CC:," and "BCC:" fields. If you need to send an email message to more than 50 recipients, then you have to split your recipient list into groups of 50 recipients or less, and send separate messages to each group.'

 

Can emails sent by user1@domain.com as From those aliases without revealing the email address of user1@domain.com?

 

G Suite Basic – $6/user/month

Is that price for 1 email @mydomain.com ?

Seems very expensive if yes but i am sure that this is not the case ....

What should i pay per month for example for 50 email like @mydomain.com ?

Can anyone please clarify that?

Thank you

 

For your FREE legacy G suite account.

How do you configure it so that you can send as your alias email account?

I tried to Add another email address but this happened:



I enabled this already: admin.google.com >>Apps > G Suite > Settings for Gmail > End user access > Allow per-user outbound gateways

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I tried something else.

I set auto forward all emails sent to my user1@domain1.com to my ordinary gmail account my@gmail.com.

From my Gmail account, I can set Send As for user1@domain1.com with
user1@domain1.com / password
smtp.gmail.com port 587

But for user1@domain2.com, what's the smtp settings for email alias? I tried
user1@domain2.com / password
smtp.gmail.com port 587

It won't work.

Then I tried:

user1@domain1.com / password
smtp.gmail.com port 587

But when I sent email and chose From user1@domain2.com, the email I received from the recipient showed it's from user1@domain1.com...

 

I am using another method to get free domain-based email. So far it's working very well and is entirely contained within Google/Gmail combined with ImprovMX.

ImprovMX has detailed the setup process here:

ImprovMX — Free email forwarding

The only change I found I had to make was I did need to leave the "treat as alias" checkbox selected to make it work the way I wanted.

What is nice about this is that you're actually just storing your Gmail app password with Google itself, which I don't have any problems with, and you can send and receive mails from your own domain for free.

 

But it will reveal your server IP on the mail header right?

 

No. It will be sent from Gmail’s SMTP servers. This doesn’t involve your server (or any server that you control) at all.

 

Will mail agents like Outlook treat it as "xxx@mydomain.com send by gmail"?

 

No idea.

You can PM me your address and I can send you a message if you want to try it out.

 

Wow, that is a really good deal, especially for unlimited domains.

I actually signed up for Zoho's free plan (before I figured out the ImprovMX thing I mentioned previously) but then I realized that you can't actually forward emails to another address unless you upgrade to a paid plan. So I always thought that was a good option until I found out it's not really practical (I certainly don't want to have to remember to sign in to Zoho's website every time I want to check those emails!)

 

Another free email forwarding service to consider:

The Best Free Email Forwarding Service for Custom Domains | Forward Email

 

Not really a fan how they expose your email in a txt record.