Ask HN: Zoho mail custom domain and alternatives
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Yandex for custom domains allows you to create about 1000 addresses on custom domain for free. The drawback is their mail administrator panel is in turkish but if you have patience to set it up on google translate, it works like a charm.
Cool, I'm on their website right now. So far everything is in english.
Check out Fastmail (https://fastmail.com), it's the best email service I've ever used.
use a proper authenticated smtp relay instead of abusing an ad-supported webmail service, perhaps?
it'd be a way to not get dumped in spam for one thing.
it'd be a way to not get dumped in spam for one thing.
> Free $ 0 & Ad-Free!
I'm not abusing anything. Zoho is free. Gmail is free. The only thing I need is to use my custom domain for a few email adresses I will barelly use.
Do you think it's smart to pay Google around $ 150 per mailbox per year (that's about the actual cost in my local currency) for my one person startup? I don't need Drive, Docs, or anything else.
Don't "You wouldn't download a car" me.
PS: if anybody from Zoho is reading this, if you create a new affordable service just for POP/SMTP redirect and custom domain I would gladly pay. I don't need host space and I see a lot of people with the same problem. Also I like Gmail interface and app so another reason I wouldn't want to pay.
I'm not abusing anything. Zoho is free. Gmail is free. The only thing I need is to use my custom domain for a few email adresses I will barelly use.
Do you think it's smart to pay Google around $ 150 per mailbox per year (that's about the actual cost in my local currency) for my one person startup? I don't need Drive, Docs, or anything else.
Don't "You wouldn't download a car" me.
PS: if anybody from Zoho is reading this, if you create a new affordable service just for POP/SMTP redirect and custom domain I would gladly pay. I don't need host space and I see a lot of people with the same problem. Also I like Gmail interface and app so another reason I wouldn't want to pay.
Basically I don't want any of my e-mails to be hosted by Zoho, just use it as POP/SMTP server that I call from Gmail. I have this setup working but with a few problems:
- After I send an e-mail a copy is stored on Zoho's SENT folder. I don't want that.
- All the e-mails I received are still appearing on the TRASH folder, they should just disappear. Or I might hit the quota if I don't manually erase the emails every now and then.
Yes, the option "Delete emails from the Server, when POP client issues a Delete command" is checked.
How do you manage? Is there a better option than Zoho? I can't afford $50 a year per user right now (it actually costs me about 3 times that after taxes since Google doesn't accept my local currency, same thing for the other options I found).
I'm worried about my e-mails getting on the spam folder and that's why I didn't considered Pawnmail.
I only need 2 or 3 e-mail accounts.