See above comments on "paying a small company for hosting." I've been using hostdime for the last 15+ years for this. Of equal, if not greater, benefit has bee

See above comments on "paying a small company for hosting." I've been using hostdime for the last 15+ years for this. Of equal, if not greater, benefit has been "being able to pay someone for email." Everything works smoothly. And more importantly, you can call and talk to someone if they, or you, or in my case my father screws up something drastically.* *Somehow, and I don't know how, one day he deleted ALL, including business sensitive, of his email. ALL OF IT. I was certain we were screwed, until the company said -- well, this is drastic and you'll have to pay for it, but we could roll your entire server back a day before it happened. Uh oh, how much? Fifteen bucks. (That plus the then $5 a month, now about 20 or so, is some of the best money I've ever spent. Have no clue what gmail people would do if this happened.