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Fortunately I've been using my own domains on top of gmail for the past few years. I still have my gmail account to see what mail ends up in there (and then no
by cpbotha 13y ago
Fortunately I've been using my own domains on top of gmail for the past few years.
I still have my gmail account to see what mail ends up in there (and then notify people), and to use google+ (not going to stop that yet).
Already probably about 98% of important mail is going directly to addresses on my own domains.