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That only matters if you care about the web interface. Lots of businesses don't, they're all on Outlook. I use Thunderbird (IMAP); I've literally never logged i

That only matters if you care about the web interface. Lots of businesses don't, they're all on Outlook. I use Thunderbird (IMAP); I've literally never logged into Rackspace's webmail client.

toomuchtodo 14y ago
One of the companies specifically migrated to avoid MS licensing costs (i.e. moving from Outlook to Chrome for the mail interface, Docs on the web/LibreOffice on the desktop).
- Locke1689 14y ago
  The take away? You're always gonna pay. Somehow, somewhere, you're gonna pay. Might as well make sure you're getting a good deal rather than hunt for the free lunch. I expect Google will find some way to encourage me to upgrade my legacy free Apps account over the next year. Edit: And I just realized that my Google Plus account is tied to my Google Apps account. If they raise prices on me I'm screwed.
  - g-garron 14y ago
    Start migrating your circles to a gmail account :)
  - X-Istence 14y ago
    I decided fairly early on to not use my Google Apps account for my Google+ because I figured that in the future I'd want to have the ability to migrate elsewhere without losing all my Google+ stuff...
gcb 14y ago
> That only matters if you care about the web interface or price. as was the main point of this thread.
wyck 14y ago
The 2$ plan does not sync with anything. The 3$ plan only sync's mobile with webmail (big woop). For "real" business email you need rackspace exchange which is 10$ a month per user, this adds up very quickly with a lot of users.