Email Provider

js1 · Jul 5, 2019

I was happy to catch my surname yesterday and I’m looking for a email provider that I could use, that would allow my family members to set up an account for themselves and set there own passwords etc.

Is this possible and any ideas on who.

Cheers...

wb · Jul 5, 2019

Google G Suite (from £4.20 per user per month):

https://gsuite.google.com/intl/en_uk/

hal · Jul 5, 2019

You could try: Protonmail.com
2 way encryption which is nice.

Secure email with advanced features 4.00 € /Month
With a Plus plan, you can have the most advanced secure email account while simultaneously supporting our mission to protect privacy online.
Our PLUS accounts includes:
5 GB storage
Send up to 1000 messages per day
Labels, Custom Filters, and Folders
Send encrypted messages to external recipients
Use your own domain (ex: [email protected])
Up to 5 email aliases
Priority Customer Support

lazarus · Jul 5, 2019

Office 365 with exchange has been exceptional

stitchbob · Jul 5, 2019

Seconding GSuite, also has the advantage of unlimited Google Drive storage for each user. If you're interested, I think I have a referral code which gives a discount.

AssetDomains · Jul 5, 2019

Google if you want monthly fees
https://www.zoho.com/mail/ do something similar as well used to have free options. easiest thing would be to just set up a cheap cpanel somware I guess

Tre · Jul 5, 2019

The best website for this is mailgun.com
Thier free tier allows 10,000 emails a month free of charge. And combine it with SendGrid for a perfect emailing experience.

You can even use Gmail to manage your mail.

Use this guide for assistance https://medium.com/issacaption/usin...r-free-with-mailgun-and-sendgrid-2c54e681f378

js1 · Jul 5, 2019

Perfect and thank you to all for posting, plenty of options there.

Have a nice weekend...

RobM · Jul 5, 2019

For most automated mails now I use smtp2go to avoid the hotmail/live/gmail 'forever in spam' trap. Always amazing how you can not be any of the 160ish main blacklists but they decide your email is spam even with spf, dkim etc set up. Then when you ask to be removed they say 'identify the problem and tell us what steps you've taken to make sure it won't happen again'.....nah... easier not to use them