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#225851 7-Dec-2017 18:47
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Zoho have dropped forwarding, POP and IMAP for free accounts. Does anyone else have suggestions for alternatives in this space that are free or cheaper than Zoho? (Which is still a reasonable price). Something that also has SMTP access.


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  #1914832 7-Dec-2017 19:27
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  #1914842 7-Dec-2017 19:55
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Sorry, should have said, to use for domain email.

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  #1914846 7-Dec-2017 20:24
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You can have free, or you can have good. Zoho, FastMail, Google for Business, Office 365, all reputable and quite cheap. You want cheaper you're getting into second tier. Fastmail is what I use, cheaper than some of the others, maybe not cheaper than Zoho.




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  #1914865 7-Dec-2017 21:23
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I use MXRoute, after a recommendation from someone on here.  They support SMTP and IMAP, and have good online support - they're a small provide based in USA.

 

Their spam rejection can be quite strict, and isn't user-adjustable

 

Otherwise, they have been very good.  And very cheap


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  #1914895 7-Dec-2017 23:24
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rhy7s: Sorry, should have said, to use for domain email.

 

Umbrellar  - Nz based - around $5 per month. Who cant afford $1 per week?  THat's if you only want one smtp out account.

 

 

 

 


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  #1914902 7-Dec-2017 23:37
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rhy7s:

Zoho have dropped forwarding, POP and IMAP for free accounts. Does anyone else have suggestions for alternatives in this space that are free or cheaper than Zoho? (Which is still a reasonable price). Something that also has SMTP access.


Is that for existing zoho free accounts as well?
Or just any new ones created now?




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  #1915356 8-Dec-2017 15:42
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HostingNZ has pretty cheap email plans - https://hostingnz.co.nz/email-hosting

 

 

 

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  #1915365 8-Dec-2017 16:11
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For new accounts

 

CYaBro:
Is that for existing zoho free accounts as well?
Or just any new ones created now?


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  #1915369 8-Dec-2017 16:22
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Yeah, should have also clarified, not really worried about the final email destination. Primarily looking for forwarding with the bonus of SMTP from the same provider (preferably without having to use a per app password). For example, in reference to Fastmail, like pobox.com which is part of the Fastmail family now. A lot of email only services get more expensive than generic hosting after more than a couple of users.

 

timmmay:

 

You can have free, or you can have good. Zoho, FastMail, Google for Business, Office 365, all reputable and quite cheap. You want cheaper you're getting into second tier. Fastmail is what I use, cheaper than some of the others, maybe not cheaper than Zoho.

 


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  #1915370 8-Dec-2017 16:23
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shk292:

 

I use MXRoute, after a recommendation from someone on here.  They support SMTP and IMAP, and have good online support - they're a small provide based in USA.

 

Their spam rejection can be quite strict, and isn't user-adjustable

 

Otherwise, they have been very good.  And very cheap

 

 

They do look like a good option.


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