Email Which email solution do you use for @yourdomain.com ?

I'm using Mail-in-a-Box

 

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I just switching everything over to protonmail.com because I want security / privacy. I was tired of gmail and many other services scanning my emails for their marketing research.

Secure email: ProtonMail is free encrypted email.

Protonmail is free, unless you want custom domains and extra added features.

• End-to-End Encryption
• Swiss Privacy
• Anonymous Email
• Mobile Apps
• Transparency Report: Transparency Report - ProtonMail Blog - ProtonMail Support

What's really nice is you can setup an email address like whatever@protonmail.com and add a "+" to any email like whatever+billy@protonmail.com and it will deliver to whatever@protonmail.com. Nice if you need a quick address or you want to signup on this site with centminmod+whatever@protonmail.com.

They support custom domains - up to 10 @example.com

You have to use the web interface because everything is secure, there is no POP or IMAP.

Dr. Andy Yen who created the service used to work at CERN and has PhD in Physics from Harvard and a degree in Economics from Caltech.

Andy Yen: Think your email's private? Think again | TED Talk | TED.com

Additional Note: you can totally customize the paid plans. So, if you want just 1 custom domain, you can get that for very little money per month. The pricing on the pricing page is misleading in the respect that you can pay for exactly what you want and nothing more.

 

They just started offering custom domains via the paid accounts. When you got the invite the service wasn't available.

The only negative about the service is not having the ability to automatically filter emails. I use thunderbird to filter the hundreds of emails I get a day. Protonmail has labels, which are good but they're not filters. I was reading their blog and they plan on adding filters in a future release.

Lastly, I'd rather put money in the pockets of people who are working on innovation and promoting a good cause: privacy. There are plenty of other great services out there, but after my research I decided to go with protonmail which seems to be the best IMO.