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So, if you can give me a date, I might give it a go, or I’ll get a new one from another company.
Not everyone has PayPal, please add more payment options
I'm in the process of forming a US LLC and paid the fees today, but you can expect more payment options in about 20 days.
~Vikas
Sure, I'll add more payments as soon as I get my US LLC formed.
What is the point of having unlimited Domains when there is a 20 limit for Mailboxes?
lol its fkin 50 cents per month
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No way can i afford unlimited domain with unlimited email boxes @ just $0.50/month.
Free bonus has been allocated. Thank you for making the purchase.
~Vikas
Stripe has been added as a payment option.
Why not, there is a storage limit?
Whats difference of 100 mailbox using 50gb, and 10?
It's not about storage or domains; it's about each email user putting some strain on the server and our webmail server, as well as the process of migrating data from the previous provider to my platform. So there is a need to set limitations.
~Vikas
I mean, every other mail-provider doesn’t seem to have this limitation?
1 inbox can have same throughput as 10 inboxes it doesn’t seem your limitations work otherwise in this fashion, some kind of 20i limitation in reality?
We offer our webmail in addition to the standard Roundcube paired with 20i, so we don't just sell these plans without any effort. Additionally, each mailbox in our webmail is treated as a single user, which puts some load on the server independently. Since we intend to provide free cloud storage space to all users in the near future, I strongly disagree with the unlimited users idea.
~Vikas
I understand to disagree, and i’d have nothing to say but your argument here is flawed? I had no problem with the 20i reseller narrative they are a solid provider, just don’t think it should be hidden, I don’t really think a webmail that relies solely on the mail service makes it anything else than reselling.
On the user-load scenario, not sure what you said means because that’s simply not true there would be no logical load difference, as this is dependent on space, and inbound / outbound not because your webmail server has to handle a new user? this wouldn’t affect the load of imap or any other protocol more of which a singular account couldn’t with high volume usage.
Don’t want to offer it, or 20i limitation totally fine its $6 a year, no hate just don’t understand the confusing direction of these messages
CardDAV and CalDAV do add some load through periodic sync requests and database queries, and each active mailbox contributes additional usage. However, the impact is generally low-moderate and depends more on active users and sync frequency than the total mailbox count.
You have total rights to disagree, and I welcome different opinions. Our Webmail is not just a frontend; it does add value on top of Stackmail. Maybe "value-added reselling" is a more suitable term for this kind of offering.
~Vikas
Excellent response friend, cleared it right up for me I see no issue with it, good luck with business!