On Thu, 20 Dec 2018 16:10:18 -0800
John Jason Jordan <[email protected]> dijo:
>I wish to create a specific e-mail account for my own domain. I did a
>couple quick searches and the domain name that I want is available. I
>found several places that will register it for me for ~$10 a year, but
>to create e-mail on the domain they want monthly fees. What is a good
>cheap way to accomplish this? Suggestions welcome.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
At the moment it seems to me that Namecheap is the way to go for me.
They'll register my domain for $8.99 a year and provide me with e-mail
for $9.88 a year, which includes
POP/IMAP/Webmail
3 GB email storage
1 GB file storage
Anti-spam protection
OX Drive
1 mailbox included
And that is all the e-mail I need. I'll simply set it up via POP3 in
Claws Mail, and that is that. This operation will generate maybe half a
dozen e-mails a day, so anything more is unnecessary. Some day I may
wish to have a real website, but I'll address that if and when it
becomes something that I want to do. And if I do, I see that Namecheap
has tools to do that, including staff to do it for me if I want.
And yeah, I have gigabit internet with Centurylink, but learning how to
do all this at home would take hundreds of dollars worth of my time.
Not worth it. :)
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