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> The "handoff" for when I email him back out of the blue from my foodotcom@gmail.com As far as I remember GMail can send emails on behalf of another address y
by zakk 8y ago
> The "handoff" for when I email him back out of the blue from my foodotcom@gmail.com
As far as I remember GMail can send emails on behalf of another address you own:
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en
This way VC Mike will have a seamless experience writing you to your @foo.com address.
- mchannon 8y agoGmail used to do that for free, and if you signed your domain up, you're grandfathered in (I have a few domains still like that). They don't do it for free anymore, and their mail hosting for new accounts is surprisingly expensive (though I suppose most things are, when you're used to getting them for free).
- hashkb 8y agoI think you're talking about GSuite users. They are not free. Regular GMail can send mail as another account you prove ownership of. (For free)
- pieterhg 8y agoNot anymore. Only if it’s a Google Apps domain.
- zakk 8y agoI didn't know this, thanks for pointing it out.
- kalmi10 8y agoDisregard the comments saying that gmail aliases are no longer free. That is simply untrue. Parent is not advocating for the use of Google’s G Suite. G Suite is indeed no longer free, but that’s irrelevant. Grandparent was using namecheap’s mail redirect. At no point were the parents suggesting the use of G Suite.