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Any cheap paid services for this? I'm not comfortable with routing my emails through a free third-party.

• dejj 6y ago
  Then how are you comfortable routing it through a cheap service instead? Asked more precisely: how do you determine reliability from price?
  • namibj 6y ago
    It's more that you tend to get some legal implications from selling a service vs. having some website with no payment on the net.
• niftylettuce 6y ago
  We do offer paid plans with enhanced features. And we're completely open-source, store zero logs, and store zero metadata too. All source code is on GitHub as well. I formerly worked at DuckDuckGo, and take privacy very seriously. Privacy Policy: https://forwardemail.net/privacy https://forwardemail.net/privacy Terms: https://forwardemail.net/terms https://forwardemail.net/terms You can delete your account at any time.
• 627467 6y ago
  Forwardemail.net seems to have paid plans. Reading through the about and FAQ they also seem to be driven by decent principles. https://forwardemail.net/en/faq#how-is-it-free https://forwardemail.net/en/faq#how-is-it-free
  • niftylettuce 6y ago
    Yep! Both free and paid. We have some pretty serious security principles. I'm the creator, so if you have any questions let me know. All of my work I do is open-source -- and we also have a public Slack channel and Twitter where I post updates. The paid plans are for if you don't want to use free DNS-based forwarding setup, a small fee for unlimited domains/aliases/etc to help me maintain server costs (see the FAQ). I may make Enhanced Protection available for free at some point in the future, but I built it this way at first because the website used to be a simple wiki, and I used the DNS-based setup myself 2 years ago.