HOW TO GET [email protected]??????

[blaze12]

Hi guys...How can i get mail of my own domain without owning a site?
please help me..
Either paid or free!

 

[GrizzlyAdams]

you cant

 

[blaze12]

can...but don knw hw!
BHW experts plz help..

 

[Jeevs]

Hi guys...How can i get mail of my own domain without owning a site?
please help me..
Either paid or free!

You need to own a site, buy a domain and then it would allow you to have an email domain as well...but Google "Email Domain"..you can have your luck..because I haven't tried for e-mail domain without a website..
Try this-
https://www.securepaynet.net/email/email-hosting.aspx?prog_id=domainhostingall&ci=1794&se=%2B

 

[DisavowedKing]

by owning a site do you mean having the website hosted?

You need to own the domain name in order to have an email address at that domain. You can use GoDaddy's email services.

 

[theCity]

When buying a domain, it is typically hosted on the registrar's servers. Therefore you will have a parked domain of some sort, not a website. With the purchase of your domain, you can enable email forwarding or web based email if offered. Hope that helps.

 

[coderjeff]

As long as you own the domain, it doesn't matter if you have a site up or not -- just sign up for Google Apps and use Gmail. You don't need to have a website, you just need to be able to control the DNS setting (which you should be able to do with any registrar.) I use Google for email on most of the domains I own whether I have a site up on not.

I find the free level of Google Aps works fine for all of the email accounts that I have on various domains, but if you need a lot of mail storage (25GB) you can pay $50/year for the business level.

I prefer using Google over GoDaddy's email service or even hosting email on my own server. Google does a much better job of spam filtering.

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html

 

[Daniel16]

On hostgator you can create [email protected]

 

[Bross]

To be specific:

1. Buy a domain.
2. Change the MX records including the numbers in priority here:

1 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM
5 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM
5 ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM
10 ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM
10 ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM

Go here:

https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/domain/new

Register the domain and have fun.

OR - Buy a domain from Name.com and they do everything automatically.

As long as you own the domain, it doesn't matter if you have a site up or not -- just sign up for Google Apps and use Gmail. You don't need to have a website, you just need to be able to control the DNS setting (which you should be able to do with any registrar.) I use Google for email on most of the domains I own whether I have a site up on not.

I find the free level of Google Aps works fine for all of the email accounts that I have on various domains, but if you need a lot of mail storage (25GB) you can pay $50/year for the business level.

I prefer using Google over GoDaddy's email service or even hosting email on my own server. Google does a much better job of spam filtering.

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html

 

[GrizzlyAdams]

If you guys read the post correctly you'd see he's not asking how to get a domain. He thinks it's possible to do it without owning the domain.

 

[blaze12]

If you guys read the post correctly you'd see he's not asking how to get a domain. He thinks it's possible to do it without owning the domain.

yes ofcrse...

Thankz any way for all yr help