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Currently I am trying to figure out how to move e-mail away from google, not my personal one, but my company e-mail. Couldn't figure out yet... The reason is
by speeder 6y ago
Currently I am trying to figure out how to move e-mail away from google, not my personal one, but my company e-mail.
Couldn't figure out yet...
The reason is that despite being a corporate costuemer we don't pay enough to have access to support, and some issues we had, the only thing the FAQ and documentation did was redirect us to a page behind payment.
- csdreamer7 6y agoHave you considered Zoho? They have a free tier and gdocs competitor.
- blunte 6y agoI left Gsuite for Zoho (mail) a couple of years ago after reading so many of these Google account closure scares. I cannot speak to the quality of the Zoho office apps, but their email seems reliable and allows me to have over a dozen domains tied to one account at a tiny cost per month. Fastmail, as I recall, couldn't or wouldn't allow many domains tied to one account (otherwise I would have chosen them).
- techsupporter 6y agoI don't know if your account was different, but I have 15 domains on my Fastmail account and almost a hundred specific aliases (in addition to the catch-all) and they've not complained one bit.
- icf80 6y agoUser https://www.thunderbird.net/ https://www.thunderbird.net/ to make a local backup copy, then you can sync it with other accounts.
- speeder 6y agoWe already use thunderbird. In fact that is part of the reason we want to move away from Google, they declared Oauth 2 will be mandatory, and thunderbird last I checked didn't had all the certifications needed, and we had a scare when suddenly all our company thunderbirds couldn't login on gmail-based accoutns at all, and we needed them to, to send urgently some documents to the government.