What email provider are you using?

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I am used to yahoo and gmail.
Gmail makes it easy to follow client orders and business related stuff. I like the interface.
However, who trusts google ?

What are your favorite email providers and why?
 
Personally, I have configured the server and use private email. You also need some knowledge on how to configure a Linux server. Of course, over time, there are additional issues with the quality of mail delivery (to inbox, not to spam/trash). Because of the same IP range, the "neighbor" can send spam. And at the same time blacklisting the IP address range in Spamhaus blacklist.
 
I'm not using any email provider. I make contact with my clients by sending them handwritten letters and expect handwritten letters back from them as well. So far things are not going well, oh well...
jk I use Gmail.
 
I'm not using any email provider. I make contact with my clients by sending them handwritten letters and expect handwritten letters back from them as well. So far things are not going well, oh well...
jk I use Gmail.


I thought you was real with that . LMAO
 
I bought web hosting at A2Hosting, and have a private email with my own domain name. I stopped using Gmail years ago, and only use it when I have to, which is practically never.
 
I love google. Been very happen and they are making it better and better with the organization and functionality. I don't trust them but some of their toools are great. Furthermore, they are free.
 
I use inbox.com since 2005, its clutter free and Actually offer good service.
That seems nice.
But, I see the registration is disabled as they are working on the back-end.
 
I was using inbox a few years ago but they cancelled my account for non activity.
Many do that as far as I know.
Yahoo I think they have something like 6 months and yandex I think even less. This was a few years ago. Maybe they changed that.
 
I’m using same email I made 10 years ago from Hotmail.
 
Office 365. I like the way it synchronises across devices, like using outlook. Like having good email recovery features, out of office etc.

I use gmail just for calendar, which I find better than office 365.
 
custom domains on Google Gsuite for my business and another email provider for forwarding all personal emails into.
 
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