There are a lot of options but it really depends if you want to be able to respond with the same domain.
If you just want to receive emails, I've setup a service called ImprovMX to automatically forward emails to my main email address.
In the other hand, if you want to go fully featured, I really recommend to pay for it. There are free services out there, but you want to ensure security, privacy, and flexibility. A service like Protonmail allows you to bring your own domain for a price. Worth every penny.
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but it really depends if you want to be able to respond with the same domain.
Yes I'd need that. I want to use it as my primary email for buisness-related things, so answering from a different email would be a bit weird ^^
But can you not change your sending email regardless? I thought that was simply a string that is sent with the email?
I'm also fine with paying for it. I did look at protonmail before (and have a free one), but it's comparatively expensive and only offers 5 aliases (on the plus plan – any more would be wasted for me) and no catch-all afaik.
ImprovMX looks like a pretty cool service tbh. I don't think it fits me here, but cool to know that it exists.
So thanks for your comment :)
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There are a lot of options but it really depends if you want to be able to respond with the same domain.
If you just want to receive emails, I've setup a service called ImprovMX to automatically forward emails to my main email address.
In the other hand, if you want to go fully featured, I really recommend to pay for it. There are free services out there, but you want to ensure security, privacy, and flexibility. A service like Protonmail allows you to bring your own domain for a price. Worth every penny.
Yes I'd need that. I want to use it as my primary email for buisness-related things, so answering from a different email would be a bit weird ^^
But can you not change your sending email regardless? I thought that was simply a string that is sent with the email?
I'm also fine with paying for it. I did look at protonmail before (and have a free one), but it's comparatively expensive and only offers 5 aliases (on the plus plan – any more would be wasted for me) and no catch-all afaik.
ImprovMX looks like a pretty cool service tbh. I don't think it fits me here, but cool to know that it exists.
So thanks for your comment :)