Email and domain

[gotoPzero]

I am looking for a company that offer cheap package for the purchase of a domain and then have 2 or 3 email addresses.
Ideally email that can work with gmail or homtmail type client
Is this possible?

I dont want to spend a lot maybe 20 quid a year for email.

I can get the domain fairly cheap.

[Fore Left]

http://www.mythicbeasts.com

I've been using them for a couple of years having been recommended them on here. I pay £2 or £3 a month for email which comes with a webmail client. They will also register and host your domain.

[FMOB]

Have used eUKhost for mine for several years.

[Brainpox]

If you just want email you could use Gmail with your own domain https://workspace.google.com/intl/en/lp/gmail-for-...

[S6PNJ]

Fore Left said:

http://www.mythicbeasts.com

I've been using them for a couple of years having been recommended them on here. I pay £2 or £3 a month for email which comes with a webmail client. They will also register and host your domain.

I was recommended Mythic Beasts from here (PH) as well. I now have 3 domains and 2 websites with them (local village info stuff mainly) and have had no issues with them at all. Don't be put off by no telephone support, their email support is fantastic and they helped me out when I screwed things up on a move-over. Highly recommend!

Edited by S6PNJ on Tuesday 27th August 07:56

[DirktheDaring]

Blinkweb, owned by a PH’er, cheap and vey good.

[Alex Z]

I have a domain bought through https://www.fasthosts.co.uk/ that I just point to a Gmail account. If I wanted to, I could redirect it to Outlook.com or any other free mail provider. It’s less than twenty quid for a couple of years.

[gotoPzero]

Thanks all I think mythic beasts looks to be the best solution price wise - will have another look today cheers all

[BlueMR2]

gotoPzero said:

Thanks all I think mythic beasts looks to be the best solution price wise - will have another look today cheers all

[dhutch]

FMOB said:

Have used eUKhost for mine for several years.

Used them for a forum I run, was fine, ditto 123 reg for a few personal sites.

Then as said, use gmail for the mail handling.

Lots of other options too.

[gotoPzero]

dhutch said:

Then as said, use gmail for the mail handling.

How does that work?

[dhutch]

gotoPzero said:

dhutch said:

Then as said, use gmail for the mail handling.

How does that work?

There is a link earlier in the thread to one option.

But personally I have just created a gmail account with a reasonable handle, diverted all incoming mail from my domains to that, and then set up a number of 'reply to' addresses so the replies also come back via the domain of choice.