Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Dave Howorth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [08-08-07 09:52]:
>> My ISP allows me to send mail with a From stating my own domain, which
>> is good enough for me. The route shows that the message comes from one
>> of my ISP's IP addresses, of course. I'm only concerned about getting
>> inbound mail to my domain forwarded to my ISP's system, or directly to
>> my system.
>>
>> Does anybody know of any good companies that provide this service?
> 
> www.no-ip.com will do this for pay.  I don't recall the amount, but I
> believe its ~us$49/year
> 
> I looked:  http://www.no-ip.com/services/managed_mail/
> 
> POP3 Mail

This is a good link, thanks Patrick. Their Mail Forwarding seems like
the kind of service I want but $74.95 for 'unlimited' seems expensive.

> I do my own and relay thru my isp for us$000.00 additional cost beyond
> my regular subscription for 10mb cable, us$40/mo.

I'd consider this but I don't want to have to become an expert in mail
servers etc in order to set it up and maintain it securely. Are there
any instructions or pre-packaged setups?

Cheers, Dave
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