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I've tried something similar with Fastmail, and it works out well for the most part. I have ran into more than a couple services which won't accept email addres
by tstrimple 5y ago
I've tried something similar with Fastmail, and it works out well for the most part. I have ran into more than a couple services which won't accept email addresses not on a whitelisted domain for some reason and I had to use an @gmail.com address which forwards to my domain.
- tmk1108 5y agoOut of curiosity, are those popular services? I'm in process of setting up email on my own domain and it would suck having to fallback to Gmail if some service uses an accepted list of domains.
- bluGill 5y agofastmail is reasonably popular. Gmail is bigger, but fastmail is big enough that they cannot be ignored, unlike when I ran my own personal server and often found myself in blacklists without any knowable way to get off.
- toast0 5y agoI've had a couple places not take my .us domain, but almost everything is fine with my .org. The places I've run into that are really picky don't like gmail or other free email providers. The one exception is Craigslist; if I email someone with my normal email, I never get a response. I always use gmail for that.