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If receiving is more important than sending, as in, you have your own email with say gmail.com, you can use email forwarding services to forward email to your
by kureikain 6y ago
If receiving is more important than sending, as in, you have your own email with say gmail.com, you can use email forwarding services to forward email to your domain to your personal gmail. Many hosting providers have this functionality built-in such as namecheap/godaddy. To send out email from your own domain, you can configure "send email as" in your gmail, as in gmail will send out email via google smtp server, but setting the FROM header to your own domain. This means it's essentially free to send/receiving email from/to your domain.
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