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I use Fastmail with my own domain then I use a masked email using the Fastmail.com domain for my registrar account email. Because I login to Fastmail via Fastma
by ok_dad 4y ago
I use Fastmail with my own domain then I use a masked email using the Fastmail.com domain for my registrar account email. Because I login to Fastmail via Fastmail.com, it works fine. Masked emails are tied to a users account forever, too, so I think this method is pretty safe.
I used to just use my gmail account and forward it, but recent stories caused me to evaluate how to eliminate the Gmail weakness.
- Andaith 4y agoIf you close your account, I wonder if masked emails remain locked to your account or become available again for someone else to register?
- sph 4y agoThey are locked forever to your account after you create them. I created one months ago, deleted it, but Fastmail has a history page that lists all the masked accounts you've ever created, with the possibility to restore them (IIRC), which is the sanest and safest option. Recycling names would be a security nightmare for users. I rarely use it but I think it's Fastmail's killer feature. They've done a great job with it IMO.