I’m looking to get a personal email. I currently have 4 work email addresses, but would rather start using a personal one for all the personal/private accounts I use online (blogs etc.)
What services do others use and recommend? (.me, gmail, yahoo etc.)
'm looking to get a personal email. I currently have 4 work email addresses, but would rather start using a personal one for all the personal/private accounts I use online (blogs etc.)
What services do others use and recommend? (.me, gmail, yahoo etc.)
I’ve been a Gmail user since it came out, and have found it terrific, and it keeps getting better. Like you intend to, I use it for lists and forums, although I wouldn’t mind if it was my primary email, it’s that good.
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On May 28, 2011, at 9:12 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 28 May 2011, at 08:40, Nathan Garner wrote:
'm looking to get a personal email. I currently have 4 work email addresses, but would rather start using a personal one for all the personal/private accounts I use online (blogs etc.)
What services do others use and recommend? (.me, gmail, yahoo etc.)
I’ve been a Gmail user since it came out, and have found it terrific, and it keeps getting better. Like you intend to, I use it for lists and forums, although I wouldn’t mind if it was my primary email, it’s that good.
On 28 May 2011 08:40, Nathan Garner email@hidden wrote:
I’m looking to get a personal email. I currently have 4 work email
addresses, but would rather start using a personal one for all the
personal/private accounts I use online (blogs etc.)
What services do others use and recommend? (.me, gmail, yahoo etc.)
Buy your own domain name but set your preferred email address(es) - e.g.
email@hidden - to forward to a Gmail account. Then download email
from the Gmail account into your preferred desktop email client. That way
you use your own domain name but have Gmail as an online backup accessible
from anywhere and all your email goes through Gmail’s excellent spam filter.
One of the benefits of using your own domain name is that you can use it
with Gmail or Yahoo or none, etc. and if you’re not happy switch to another
set-up without having to change your email address. Using Gmail, for
instance, (as I do) doesn’t mean having to use a Gmail address.