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I need a bit more than that, as I intend registering my own .co.za domain name, thus want email addy to be [email protected], so will need somewhere to host it.
Thanks Texo, will check it out.
No, if you register your domain, you will be able to set up email forwarding (through something like www.zoneedit.com). Then you forward to Gmail, and set Gmail to be able to send from [email protected]
I have done this with a (free) .za.net domain
Thanks for heads up, sn3rd, yeah I am a real n00b when it comes to this stuff
Well it's just a suggestion that would save you some $$$
Unless you want to specifically store the mail on your own servers, then it works out so much cheaper to do it this way
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If you set up a domain, you can use google apps to set up mail on your domain.
+1 for Google Apps, you can have your own domain and have a branded gmail, with [email protected]
I've set it up for several people and it works great.
I adore Google Apps. (Actually i forward all my mail to my gmail account, but don't tell any one )
Real Webspace has a email hosting plan, but i can suggest the basic package, i think it will suit your needs, plus later you could always add a basic web page.
)Real Webspace has a email hosting plan, but i can suggest the basic package, i think it will suit your needs, plus later you could always add a basic web page.
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hi, you can use free MX domain+free website to do this.
here is http://kaisheng.net/
or web hosting sort by pricing at http://kaisheng.net/top-web-hosting
last update last month. hope for help.
here is http://kaisheng.net/
or web hosting sort by pricing at http://kaisheng.net/top-web-hosting
last update last month. hope for help.
I adore Google Apps. (Actually i forward all my mail to my gmail account, but don't tell any one
Real Webspace has a email hosting plan, but i can suggest the basic package, i think it will suit your needs, plus later you could always add a basic web page.
With Google Apps theres no need to forward mail, google apps offers a branded version of gmail with your own domain.
I know but the problem is it changes the mx-records and i need them intact for subdomains and other email experiments...