mattoso

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by mattoso 5y ago
I have been using it for 13 years and my account during all these years had only 1 user and I never used more than 13GB of the data. But since I'm using this email address for 13 years make paying my only option even if it ends up bein
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by mattoso 5y ago
If you have bought a custom domain just to use with Google Apps and then created and email that you've been using for 13 years changing your email address is just not an option. So, you basically have to pay either Google or another pr
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by mattoso 5y ago
Correct. But Gmail is the only service missing from the Workspace Essentials Starter whereas if you don't update your G Suite legacy subscription to a paid plan you won't be able to access your Google Workspace *core services* and
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by mattoso 5y ago
I would like to keep using as many Google services as possible. And I also need to keep my custom email. As of now it seems we have two options regarding our G Suite legacy account: 1) choose a paid plan and keep everything (including our c
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by mattoso 5y ago
Now I guess the answer is NO. According to Google Workspace Support on Twitter "there’s no connection between Google Workspace Essentials Starter and the G Suite legacy free edition, it is therefore, not a transition option.”* Does thi
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Google introduces free Workspace plan in response to criticism(venturebeat.com)
12 points by mattoso 5y ago|8 comments
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by mattoso 5y ago
But according to Google Workspace Support on Twitter "there’s no connection between Google Workspace Essentials Starter and the G Suite legacy free edition, it is therefore, not a transition option.”* Does this make sense to anyone? Wh
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by mattoso 5y ago
If you have a custom email that's probably more important to you to keep than Google services — it is for me at least.
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by mattoso 5y ago
Email is easy to migrate. If Google let GSuite legacy free account migrate to this new Essentials Starter it is a better solution than having to transfer your data to a @gmail.com account. This "Essentials Starter" at least has ac
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by mattoso 5y ago
Will Google allow former G Suite legacy free edition choose the Workspace Essentials?