Yes. The thing with hosting and email is that it adds overhead in an area that may not be a core competence. You could spend a few hours fixing someone's email

Yes. The thing with hosting and email is that it adds overhead in an area that may not be a core competence. You could spend a few hours fixing someone's email because they decided to bulk mail using your servers. That or they get hit by malware that does the same. Those few hours would be better spent building websites. It's a good complementary service but my warning was about drawing the line when it starts to encroach on what you do best. We have learned this the hard way.