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I just want to use gmail with my own domain.
by tokenizerrr 10y ago
I just want to use gmail with my own domain.
- edoceo 10y agoThat's basically G-Suite. I've was on that platform for >10 years. It's taken about three of them to migrate away from Google. Glad I was never "all in"
- jahnu 10y agoWhat did you migrate to?
- edoceo 10y agoStill in progress. Keep=>Trello Mail=>self, postfix It's really a long post, maybe I'll do a write up
- tokenizerrr 10y agoI'm not exactly sure what I'm using. I registered for a free organization years ago for my domain with gmail, and still have that. It says its G Suite in the control panel. However, using this disables all kinds of google now functionality, and other stuff, as mentioned in the posts above.
- redler 10y agoYou're in the original free Google Apps for Domains program, grandfathered. As the product has evolved, these grandfathered accounts have come along for the ride, at times with new G Suite features disabled behind a "try our paid plan for one month free" button. I don't know how many of these are left (I have one too), but they seem to occupy a weird product nether space that Google probably sees as a minor annoyance.
- thrownblown 10y agomy company is permanently stuck at ten email accounts for this very reason.
- yankeehue 10y agoHere's what I did. Sign in to gmail using my regular gmail account. In settings "Add a mail account" and provide gmail pop3 and smtp settings with your email address and credentials for your own domain. Now in gmail (signed in with regular gmail account) I have options for which account to send from (I can change the default for that).