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I'd love (and would pay for) a hosted email service that charged in some fashion other than per user or per domain. I've got various low volume addresses on var
by ljoshua 13y ago
I'd love (and would pay for) a hosted email service that charged in some fashion other than per user or per domain. I've got various low volume addresses on various domains that I'd love to consolidate under one roof, and MS's custom domains was the closest thing to that. What keeps me from migrating to so many of these other services is the flat $x/address structure. That gets pricey fast if you have two or three per domain, and three, four, or more domains.
Other tacts might be charging by space consumed, messages sent, or a flat fee for a bucket with resource limits. Anyone know any providers offering models like that?
- nmjenkins 13y agoYou can host up to 50 domains (with up to 500 addresses) for $40/year with a FastMail Enhanced account (all delivered to the same mailbox).
- kijin 13y ago+1 for FastMail. People should seriously realize that Google, Yahoo, and MS are not the only webmail services left in the world. There are lots of small to medium-sized, independent businesses that offer excellent email service with lots of cool features. The only reason they're not world-famous is because they don't hand out free accounts like candy, but that's also exactly why they can afford to treat you as a real customer (not a product).
- dudus 13y agoGoogle Apps charge you per user but you can still have as many aliases as you want, I redirect several aliases to my main mailbox and manage them with filters.
- balls187 13y agoSign up for a dreamhost account. You can have unlimited domains, and have unlimited email accounts.