Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)?
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry Happy with Tuta for my family's e-mail. Easy enough to use for non-techies.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry
Ich bin jetzt seit einigen Jahren bei mailbox.org und rundum zufrieden.
Das ist so eine Einschalten-Geht Lösung.Seinerzeit hatte ich auch noch parallel Posteo und Tutanota getestet, die sind aber damals mit eher schlechtem Support und Ahnungslosigkeit aufgefallen, insofern hatte ich die schnell wieder von der Liste gestrichen.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry mailbox.org
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry mailbox.org, Posteo, tuta
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry quite happy with posteo for the last few years
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry mailbox.org is cheap and easy to use
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@SuperDicq @blinry I'm with Soverin via Freedom, can recommend.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry I’ve been happy with Fastmail.
If your family member is not a technical person and they’re ok with depending on you, having a dedicated domain can make switching providers painless.
The obvious caveat is that they become dependent on you, which can be terrible for several reasons even if you’re the nicest person on earth.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry been happy with migadu, but might need own domain. i connect to imap with macos mail client.
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@blinry mailbox.org
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry very happy with Fastmail
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry the wonderful https://kollektiv.email by @ukrudt
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry Anything but Tuta because of their racketeering practices.
Had a free account, did not log in, it was suspended, but because I wanted to recover another account tied to it, I had to pay, and take over my own account.
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry Variomedia. I'been using them as provider for my own domain and have been very happy with their spam filtering and their handling of my (very few) support cases
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Which email provider would you currently recommend to a family member (if you don't want to host the emails yourself)? Low volume, couple of GB of storage. Paid options okay.
@blinry I recommend Posteo: ultracheap plan (1€ per year, billed yearly), 4gb storage, based in Europe, CalDav included.
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@blinry Posteo.
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