The older I get the more I kinda regret getting a custom domain for my email. I do like that I can take my email with me if I want to change service provider, o

The older I get the more I kinda regret getting a custom domain for my email. I do like that I can take my email with me if I want to change service provider, or I can do the hosting myself, if I really wanted to. It's nice to be in control, but sometimes, sometimes it would be nice to just have a stupid generic email account and not having to bother with hosting companies. There is a certain silly charm of being presented with a 20 year old Yahoo! Mail account or someone who insist that their Hotmail address is just fine. These people do not worry about email and that must be really nice. One word of warning regarding when using a custom domain: Be really careful about giving out email address to others. I have my own, that of my sister and one for a friend that I haven't seen i five years. The coordination required when/if you need to move providers due to e.g. cost or policy changes can be a nightmare.