I need to switch email providers again.

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January 11, 2021, 03:11 PM

mark123

I need to switch email providers again.

I'm on a shared host and someone dinged it's IP address onto a blacklist. So, to keep business emails (which include invoices) rolling, I switched my domain name to the Google Gmail servers and it's been smooth and reliable. However, the recent news events makes me want to find a non-agenda driven service.

I need to attach my domain name to it as I don't want an @somethingelse.com and it needs too be reliable.

What you got? Thanks for helping again.

January 11, 2021, 03:15 PM

tiwimon

I would recommend Office 365 with Microsoft - you can have your domain used for their hosted email after setup

Did it for our company a couple years ago and its been stellar - along with the rest of the office 365 suite

ETA I also think Proton email will allow vanity domains if you want to not use a corporate company like MS

You can use your own domain

January 11, 2021, 04:12 PM

architect

Proton Mail's paid plan ($48/yr.) allows configuring your MX records to send your mail there (one domain, up to five user addresses). Supports SPF and DKIM as well. They provide a proxy that runs on your machine to let your favored mailer interact with their encrypted servers so it doesn't have to be just webmail. The paid plan also gets you a VPN subscription, but I haven't used this so can't speak to its usefulness.

January 11, 2021, 08:05 PM

Rey HRH

Go to ionos.com.

You can buy a domain name there. .icu is $1 first year and $10 a year to renew. Email is $2 a month.

I bought one as a lark. I still haven't used it too much. But I have Rey@MyDomainName.icu.

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