Moving away from GMail

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Gmail

But my GMail address can be lost for many reasons, many unrelated to GMail itself. I guess you can get the address suspended for spamming or doing other things, I'm not particularly worried about that. However, ToS violations of any kind, across other Google products, can lead to a ban on your account and implicitly, on your GMail address. There are many examples: reselling Pixel phones, writing too many emojis in YouTube chat, for publishing "repetitive content" in the Play Store. If you search on DuckDuckGo, I'm sure you can find many other examples.

#Email #Email Clients #Enterprise Communication 3 user reviews

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Purelymail

Besides the low price, PurelyMail has one more awesome thing: you pay for storage, not for users. So if you have a custom domain, you can create as many users as you want and you won't pay extra. All you will pay for is the total storage (and number of emails sent/received). All the other providers I saw charged extra for different addresses. They even had limitations on the number of aliases you could create for one user. But with PurelyMail, I can create an account for my wife, an account to use for sending automated mails from my servers (for monitoring) and accounts for many other things and not pay anything extra. ❤️

#Email Service Provider #Email #Email Service 50 social mentions

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Tutanota

#Email #Email Clients #Enterprise Communication 177 social mentions

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ProtonMail

#Email #Email Clients #Enterprise Communication 414 social mentions

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FastMail

Fastmail was my top choice, from a usability perspective and I read many good reviews of it. It ticks all the boxes, at a cost of 50$ per year. I evaluated it a year ago, but because the construction of my house started, I put the email migration project on hold.

#Hosted Email #Email #Enterprise Communication 51 social mentions

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mailbox.org

#Email Service Provider #Email #Secure Email 11 social mentions