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Consider Zoho. I have my new business running on it and it's all free. It was very easy to set up my business' domain to be used for email. I still have a grand
by nathanaldensr 10y ago
Consider Zoho. I have my new business running on it and it's all free. It was very easy to set up my business' domain to be used for email. I still have a grandfathered Google Apps account for personal email, but I'm even considering switching that over since I really only use GMail and Drive, both of which have Zoho equivalents.
- oridecon 10y agoI tried Zoho for a few days and had problems with e-mails not getting delivered and other things I can't remember right now. I'm not sure but I think that it showed some IP addresses as blacklisted at mxtoolbox.com. And I did setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
- cornchips 10y agoI wouldn't trust a company with those headquarter/office locations.
- 8ytecoder 10y agoWow!
- ianleeclark 10y agoI almost lost a job offer due to Zoho's downtime. Nearly a year ago, they were suffering a lot with consistent downtime every day, and a company extended me an offer. I never got the email and the only reason I ever ended up getting the offer was, 3 days after the offer was sent, I switched to Google for work (I think that's what it's called) and the company did their due diligence and reached back out to me.
- sridharvembu 10y ago(Zoho CEO here) We apologize for letting you down last year. We had a string of DDOS attacks that coincided with a flooding event, that made it difficult to restore services quickly. We have made substantial investments in the past year, in terms of infrastructure as well as operations. Our own 4000-employee organization relies on Zoho services to run our entire business. We hope to earn your trust some day!