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What do you do if you want to change email provider or your email provider decides to stop their email service. I think a lot of people have been spoiled by gm
by davidjfelix 5y ago
What do you do if you want to change email provider or your email provider decides to stop their email service.
I think a lot of people have been spoiled by gmail's longevity. Unless you're using your own domain it's a wash anyways right?
I think this is an acceptable trust. I personally prefer trusting something with more longevity than fastmail (apple hide my email).
- davzie 5y agoI have my own domain
- beyer 5y agoBuy a super cheap domain that you park all of these new email addresses at, like 7467j.com. Then, if you ever need to switch providers, take the entire domain with you.
- jorams 5y ago> I think a lot of people have been spoiled by gmail's longevity. > I personally prefer trusting something with more longevity than fastmail Fastmail launched 5 years before Gmail, in 1999. It's also a paid product with a sustainable business model. It's hard to get more longevity than that.
- apple4ever 5y ago> I think a lot of people have been spoiled by gmail's longevity. > I personally prefer trusting something with more longevity than fastmail (apple hide my email). Fastmail (launched 1999) is older than Gmail (launched 2004).