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I use mailbox.org. It’s sligtly cheaper than FastMail but there’s probably not much in it. It’s been a good service so far. I have no complaints.
by bambataa 8y ago
I use mailbox.org. It’s sligtly cheaper than FastMail but there’s probably not much in it.
It’s been a good service so far. I have no complaints.
- fuzzy2 8y agoTried that. However, because they refuse to let their spam filter look at mail contents, it’s worthless. Other than that, it’s acceptable and custom domains are possible, too. Many of my mail addresses have been around for decades and receive substantial amounts of spam. Google correctly deals with that. Mailbox.org does not. In fact, during the week I experimented with it, their filter didn’t clear away a single spam mail.
- Accacin 8y agoI'd like to add I've been using Mailbox.org for about two years now and haven't personally had a problem with spam, although I actually didn't know they had a policy to not look at the content of the email.
- bambataa 8y agoI've not had a spam problem with them, but I did set up a new domain at the same time so the addresses I'm using have only been around a year or so.
- non-nil 8y agoAnother happy user here, but I think they deserve much more credit than simply being a cheap offer. They're big on both security and privacy (you can even sign up anonymously and send them cash through the mail), have some pretty cool PGP features, they strip the IP address from outgoing mail (underrated feature) AND they run a fairly updated XMPP server along with a Tor exit. For €1 a month you get 2GB of storage, 3 aliases (includes catch-all for custom domains), CalDAV/CardDAV sync, along with 100MB WebDAV storage for their office suite (which I've admittedly never used.) Good service, great price, pretty cool company. More people should check them out.