That sounds perfect. We had to recently move out from godaddy, for the same reason - no more free emails, in spite of a while pile of domains. (And, there is ze

That sounds perfect. We had to recently move out from godaddy, for the same reason - no more free emails, in spite of a while pile of domains. (And, there is zero useful tech support - used to be good.) I ended up at Hostinger, which is typical of the Dutch, a good, steady, reliable, and easy alternate. Someone needs to your domain name, so may as well take advantage of their infrastructure for outgoing email for example. The problem I find, is when everything is working well, after a few years, it is very hard to remember how you set things up, and almost have to start over.