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Or $19/month get a Mailgun.net account (also run by Rackspace) and use it as a redirection service into individual free gmail (or google apps) accounts.
by lubos 13y ago
Or $19/month get a Mailgun.net account (also run by Rackspace) and use it as a redirection service into individual free gmail (or google apps) accounts.
- dools 13y agoI do the same thing for free with my domain registration company and then pop all my messages off gmail using fetchmail for good measure. I then send through an external smtp server. All the fun of gmail, no reliance on Google. I actually also tried to pay them before setting that all up and they couldn't sort it out.
- thibaut_barrere 13y agoSimilarly, if you use DNSimple you can enable email-forwarding on your domains [1]. That's the solution I use for my SaaS product so far. [1] http://support.dnsimple.com/articles/email-forwarding http://support.dnsimple.com/articles/email-forwarding