whats the best email these days?
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Hi,
So used yahoo for ages then they stopped allowing you to use your own domain name. so used one that came with hosting for a bit but it has quite strict limits. So whats best to change to these days - google mail? want it in the cloud rather than downloaded to my laptop. havent looked for a while so any recommendations appreciated. preferably free and unlimited but dont mind paying a bit for a proper system.
Thanks
So used yahoo for ages then they stopped allowing you to use your own domain name. so used one that came with hosting for a bit but it has quite strict limits. So whats best to change to these days - google mail? want it in the cloud rather than downloaded to my laptop. havent looked for a while so any recommendations appreciated. preferably free and unlimited but dont mind paying a bit for a proper system.
Thanks
I use 1&1 (now called IONOS). I've had the deal for ages now so it's no longer offered. I did get a domain and email deal from them for my daughter which was quite cheap (pennies rather than pounds). I also pay them to handle the renewal process for the 2 domains as well (similarly not expensive).
Or Office 365 Exchange Mailbox P1 for £3+VAT per mailbox/month
https://products.office.com/en-gb/exchange/compare...
https://products.office.com/en-gb/exchange/compare...
petemurphy said:
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hstewie said:
hstewie said: Gmail is the simple option for an easy life.
Use 2FA and get on with more important things.
better than office?Use 2FA and get on with more important things.
GMail is fast and simple. Office365 is a bloated mess with regular downtime. We've got 20,000 users on there... the only reason for that is because Microsoft is practically giving O365 accounts away.
I use Zoho mail for my own domain - for 'small' users it is free though there are options to pay for more - https://www.zoho.com/workplace/pricing.html
It feeds into MS Outlook for me on my laptop, or into my phone's email app - no snags from either and I've had it for the last 18 months or so.
It feeds into MS Outlook for me on my laptop, or into my phone's email app - no snags from either and I've had it for the last 18 months or so.
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