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AFAIK Fastmail is the only service that allows you to respond from an arbitrary email address (of course, provided that you prove that you own the domain). You

AFAIK Fastmail is the only service that allows you to respond from an arbitrary email address (of course, provided that you prove that you own the domain). You can do it in Office 365 but it's tedious, you have to add the alias and then you can email from it.

erinnh 2y ago
I’ve been doing this with SimpleLogin for years. I’d expect anonaddy to be able to do the same.
- Ringz 2y ago
  You can get a complete web server with a domain for less than SimpleLogin charges for that service.
  - erinnh 2y ago
    I can do a lot myself. Or pay somebody less than a meal costs to do it for me and not have to worry about my emails.
upon_drumhead 2y ago
Gmail for domains allowed the same, you had to add the alias and then you could email from it.
dinglestepup 2y ago
Startmail.com and Protonmail.com allow responding from alias email addresses.
Ringz 2y ago
If you do that with a good web host [1], its cheaper than Fastmail or any other mailservice. [1]:https://www.hetzner.com/webhosting/ https://www.hetzner.com/webhosting/ I am not affiliated with Hetzner.
m-p-3 2y ago
Firefox Relay Premium lets you do it https://relay.firefox.com/faq/#:~:text=can%20i%20reply%20to%20messages%20using%20my%20%E2%81%A8relay%E2%81%A9%20email%20mask%3F https://relay.firefox.com/faq/#:~:text=can%20i%20reply%20to%...