JohnZing
12-25-2005, 04:43 PM
Hi
I need to buy some domain names for a client.
My client wants that all the emails forward to gmail accounts (he likes gmail web interface).
My question is: What is the registar with the best forward email service?
godaddy have limitations? Like number of emails per day or image size?
Thank You
They're all pretty much on a level playing field. I forward all my GoDaddy domains emails to a single gmail account without any problems (except for the spam). Gmail picks up about 50% of it only. But you can use their filtering system to reduce that, as well as reporting spam to them, which gets really tedious after a while.
JohnZing
12-26-2005, 12:19 PM
... I forward all my GoDaddy domains emails to a single gmail account.
do you know if godaddy has a number of email per day limitation?
koushibasaki
12-26-2005, 01:34 PM
I have about 20 domain names with Godaddy and all emails forwarded to my Gmail account for storage. Better check with Godaddy as they have the right answer to your important question.
do you know if godaddy has a number of email per day limitation?
Not to my knowledge, but no harm to ask them.
nameslave
12-27-2005, 12:28 PM
I need to buy some domain names for a client.
My client wants that all the emails forward to gmail accounts (he likes gmail web interface).
Just curious what kind of CLIENT would he be. Forwarding shouldn't cost anything extra, right? So why don't you (you're a host, right?) take care of it at your end, instead of bothering with the registrar?
Forwarding shouldn't cost anything extra, right?
Most (not all) registrars charge extra for forwarding. Check the fine print before signing up.
nameslave
12-27-2005, 12:44 PM
Most (not all) registrars charge extra for forwarding. Check the fine print before signing up.
No, I am referring to the extra cost (or the lack of it) at the HOST's end, as I assume the thread starter is a host.