Email solutions

[singlecoil]

I have a new domain and I want to be able to send and receive emails from that domain. Google is offering Google Workspace which includes all sorts of things that I don't need or want. It's just the email that I need. Any suggestions gratefully received.

[Akiraprise]

1&1 (ionos.co.uk I think it's called now) is decent for a cheap email host

[Brother D]

IMO Just choose between Google or Microsoft. I've use both extensively and slightly lean towards exchange ($4/5 per month) as seem to have more benefits than google.

[otherman]

Buy an email hosting package from one.com

Then you can use your own domain for any email address you like, eg [e-mail]

[loafer123]

Google.

I did the hosted email thing. Never again.

[Harpoon]

Exchange Online

Plan 1 is £3/mailbox a month. 50GB of storage.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/exch...

[singlecoil]

Thanks for the suggestions everybody

[ReverendCounter]

Akiraprise said:

1&1 (ionos.co.uk I think it's called now) is decent for a cheap email host

Conversely, I wouldn't use that outfit if they were the last provider in the IT sphere.

[bitchstewie]

Harpoon said:

Exchange Online

Plan 1 is £3/mailbox a month. 50GB of storage.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/exch...

It's actually insane when you think how cheap this is for what you get.

Assuming you can just buy one seat.

[Mr Pointy]

bhstewie said:

Harpoon said:

Exchange Online

Plan 1 is £3/mailbox a month. 50GB of storage.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/exch...

It's actually insane when you think how cheap this is for what you get.

Assuming you can just buy one seat.

I wonder if you have to have a supported version of Outlook to access Exchange Online or if you can do it via a different client.

[davidd]

Mr Pointy said:

I wonder if you have to have a supported version of Outlook to access Exchange Online or if you can do it via a different client.

Or use the web client

[bitchstewie]

Mr Pointy said:

I wonder if you have to have a supported version of Outlook to access Exchange Online or if you can do it via a different client.

I think ActiveSync or pop3/imap (yuck) or webmail is fine but you need a 365 version of Outlook.

Might be wrong but I think Microsoft were moving that way for all Outlook access to 365 as they try and drop "boxed" products.