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Can't the original owner find a way to recall the account? Saying he was hacked.
by oridecon 10y ago
Can't the original owner find a way to recall the account? Saying he was hacked.
- kej 10y agoBuy with a credit card through one of the companies that resells grandfathered Google Apps accounts and you should be okay. Edit: I just remembered reading an article [1] about hooking up a regular gmail account to the free tier of mailgun, so you send and receive through your custom domain but otherwise have a plain old gmail account. [1] https://simplyian.com/2015/01/07/Hacking-GMail-to-use-custom-domains-for-free/ https://simplyian.com/2015/01/07/Hacking-GMail-to-use-custom...
- pkamb 10y ago> one of the companies that resells grandfathered Google Apps accounts wow, this is really a thing. https://www.gappsdomain.com/ https://www.gappsdomain.com/ http://getgapps.com/ http://getgapps.com/
- oridecon 10y agoIs there a "reputable" reseller that HNers use? I can find tons of resellers but e-mail is too central to my identity to gamble like this. At least I would be able to transfer my domain again, but if they get full access to my stuff even for a few hours I'm already screwed. (edit: what I mean is that he can recall the account and get full access to it while DNS still points to Google)
- kej 10y agoYou shouldn't have to hand over control of your domain at any point. You buy a placeholder domain from them, log into the placeholder Google Apps admin settings, add your domain to the account, and then switch your domain to be the primary.
- homero 10y agoNone of that works after April afaik