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For me it's Fastmail with a side of Namecheap (or maybe vice versa). Thankfully I pay both companies, thus there's an incentive to keep me happy so I keep payin
by exolymph 4y ago
For me it's Fastmail with a side of Namecheap (or maybe vice versa). Thankfully I pay both companies, thus there's an incentive to keep me happy so I keep paying... In particular, Fastmail has real support staff, which provides at least a modicum of peace of mind.
- xedrac 4y agoI've been using the same setup for several years now. I purchased my own domain, and have Fastmail do all the email hosting for me. Super simple. I also forward my gmail to my custom domain email, because I was only able to transition about 95% of my various services to my new email.
- lifeinthevoid 4y agoI use the same setup, had to contact Fastmail support once during the initial week of transferring from gmail. Support response was quick and professional.
- pwpw 4y agoCan you use fast mail with any email service that supports IMAP or is it like Proton Mail where you have to use their app to check your emails?
- d2wa 4y agoFastMail offers seneric JMAP, IMAP, and SMTP access with app-specific passwords.
- pwpw 4y agoThanks! And what about using a Fastmail calendar? For example, can I receive a calendar invite from someone, accept the invitation in my email, and have it automatically show up in my calendar app of choice (e.g. iOS calendar)? That's another thing where Proton makes me use their app, which can be annoying.