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If that's all you want, go to nearlyfreespeech, set up your domain there, and tell it to forward emails to your gmail account. Your gmail account then can send
by ebiester 14y ago
If that's all you want, go to nearlyfreespeech, set up your domain there, and tell it to forward emails to your gmail account. Your gmail account then can send email under that name. I did it for quite a while.
- bad_user 14y agoThanks, that could be an alternative and I'll play around with it to see how it works out.
- deong 14y agoIt works, but Outlook (or at least some versions) will always show your emails as being from something like "address-you-forward-to@gmail.com (via you@your-real-domain.com)" which is annoying.
- cbr 14y agoYou can set gmail to use the smtp servers associated with your-real-domain.com and avoid this message.