Not great if you have everything under one account or admin control - if one account gets hacked, they're all hacked. You want each domain to have its own password and 2FA/security key setup for security. You want to separate business from personal. There are definitely benefits to keeping all of our email accounts entirely separate: It shouldn't be this complex to manage and setup email for all of your domains. While email is becoming less and less the backbone of any new venture, it's still a core and required piece of being an Internet citizen. I use Fastmail for some too but it's a hassle to setup/manage them all.- Paul Stamatiou March 18, 2021 I probably have 10 for various needs/projects, all on custom domains, and I love G Suite but it's ~$6/mo per email. There's really no one that makes it easy to own/manage lots of email addresses. And let's be honest, most of these addresses get just a few emails per week, if any. Then I need to decide if I really want to pay ~$5-6 per month to setup email by setting it up with Google Workspace Essentials (née G Suite), Fastmail, ProtonMail or their ilk.īefore you know it you have a handful of different email addresses on different domains for various needs and you're paying $50+ per month for that privilege. Eventually I may need to setup some email addresses on those domains. I have some idea or other need and before I know it I've registered a few new domains.
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