3 ms·
The answer is simple; use your own domain. You can even have google host the email for your domain, so in essence, you still have gmail. If anything bad happens
by jcr 14y ago
The answer is simple; use your own domain. You can even have
google host the email for your domain, so in essence, you still
have gmail. If anything bad happens, such as the highly unlikely
event of Google shutting down gmail, then you just move your domain
email handling to someplace else.
- pasbesoin 14y agoCaveat: While you might use Google Apps to host your email [1], I would be leery of using Google to register the domain name that you use for this. A major point of this exercise is being able to use control of the domain name registration to change its email support settings (change your email host), if/when needed. You might find exercising control of a registration initiated through Google, and/or moving such a registration to a different registrar, difficult. And if so, you face Google's [cough] "legendary" customer support. ---- [1] I believe that you can still host a single address for free; multiple addresses / users under an Apps account is now a paid-only feature.