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> Can I ask how you host your emails? I have a similar situation but the price for most hosts for a wild-card domain is prohibitive. Almost every email host th
by dewey 5y ago
> Can I ask how you host your emails? I have a similar situation but the price for most hosts for a wild-card domain is prohibitive.
Almost every email host that supports custom domains supports receiving email with unlimited wild-cards. Is there something I'm missing?
Example: https://www.fastmail.com/pricing/ https://www.fastmail.com/pricing/ ($3/month)
- moritonal 5y agoI think you're missing that the feature we're talking about is specifically within the $5/month option, in much the same way that ProtonMail (the one I use), also hides their catch-all option behind a higher price-point. I'm also fairly sure that they don't let you reply as the address the catch-all was placed on, which is an important feature. If you know any that do, that'd be great.
- dewey 5y agoTrue, I missed that "custom domain" isn't part of the lowest tier. The point still stands though, if you have a mail provider that supports custom domains there usually isn't a limit on the catch all aliases you can add (or a very high one). In any case it's far from being "prohibitively" expensive. > I'm also fairly sure that they don't let you reply as the address the catch-all was placed on That is definitely possible with Fastmail as that's how I use it. In their case I believe that feature is called "Alias". If you reply to an email you just select with alias you want to reply from.