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zoho offers free custom domain email hosting. It's also surprisingly good, the UI/integration between the pieces is very well done.
by dubcanada 10y ago
zoho offers free custom domain email hosting. It's also surprisingly good, the UI/integration between the pieces is very well done.
- agopaul 10y agoZoho is OK, but I wouldn't call it great. Huge delays happen from time to time.
- gnomeoss 10y agoZoho has the worst email service I ever tried. Even if I whitelist some email addresses and mark them dozen of times as not spam, it still put them into the spam list...
- pomfpomfpomf3 10y agoYandex offers unlimited users (up to 1000, then you have to contact them and I guess they will allow more) and claims unlimited storage, zoho free tier is 25 users and 5 GB storage/user.
- tombrossman 10y agoAny idea if they support email 'distribution lists' or similar? I want something like test@example.com > delivered to list of users with a mix of email addresses at other domains. Gandi.net does this now (they call it a forwarding only address) but their included mailbox size is 1GB. I've got a non-profit domain that needs more email storage. I tried Zoho last year after hearing multiple recommendations and it was nothing but problems with spam coming in and my outbound emails being incorrectly marked as spam. I even had SPF + DKIM tested and working from the start! Not sure I would try them again after that experience.
- smallet 10y agohttps://yandex.com/support/domain/additional/maillists.xml https://yandex.com/support/domain/additional/maillists.xml Doesn't seem to support addresses from other domains though.