* Do they allow sending of emails from alternate aliases under same/different domains? Like [email protected] sending email with the sender as [email protected]?

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rent web hosting then you can add multiple domains. i use cpanel and host my email account there

I don't need the office license. Even if I could do 2 domains for $99 it is still too much for what I would use it for, so 365 is not an option.

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Family Office 365 is about the same price as Google. Also, I have 2 domains and don't want to have to pay double just for that. I think a service that supports multiple domains per account is what I

+1 for Yandex, using it a few years so far for personal email (multiple custom domains).

It was a good run. I hosted my custom email domains with them since they first started that Gmail service for free way back when. Being grandfathered in to free G Suite was the only reason I still u

https://www.migadu.com/ is pretty cheap yearly, and they seem to have a reasonable business model.

Hi Everyone,

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Move to YandexMail and you'll not regret, I'm using it for one of my domains since 2016 and have had no issues so far.

With NTT you can buy very cheap bandwith. Vultr / DO for example, HE in Hongkong even cheaper, if you looking for premium traffic like BBTEC /Singtel prices will count per Mbps.

The problem with such storage is that it's risky, as @yoursunny identified. Right now it may be cheap; technology evolves and it get cheaper (per TB) every year, as larger capacities get discovered. H