Re:FastMail loses customers, faces calls to move over anti-e...
by anotherevan on Monday February 25, 2019 @01:58AM
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Sigh. I think we're drifting off topic. Back to my original comment, some DNS providers offer mail forwarding as a service for your domain.
It can forward to any email account/mailbox. e.g. Fastmail or ProtonMail or whoever.
I just happen to use to to forward to a gmail account. I think mentioning that was my mistake given the current sentiment as it distracted from the point I was trying to make.
@Sendotsh then pointed out what he thought was a limitation in using Gmail this way, which I responded to, and here we are. :-)
It can forward to any email account/mailbox. e.g. Fastmail or ProtonMail or whoever.
I just happen to use to to forward to a gmail account. I think mentioning that was my mistake given the current sentiment as it distracted from the point I was trying to make.
@Sendotsh then pointed out what he thought was a limitation in using Gmail this way, which I responded to, and here we are. :-)