Apologies if required. But I suspect this group has a mindset that appreciates "simple solutions to simple(sic) problems" ;/
My email provider notified me they were retiring their email and web
hosting services [years ago they had ceased being an ISP].
[ did I mention that was back in dial-up days. *ROFL*]
I will continue using SeaMonkey as my plaintext POP email client.
There is *NO* need/desire for encryption as >99% of emails are either:
1. to high volume FOSS mailing lists
2. to techie USENET groups
[My underlying presupposition is "ANYthing on WEB is *PUBLIC*!!!!!]
I prefer services I explicitly pay for
[i.e. There is no such thing as a free lunch ;]
On Sunday, May 14, 2023 at 8:55:25 PM UTC-4, Richard Owlett wrote:
Apologies if required. But I suspect this group has a mindset that
appreciates "simple solutions to simple(sic) problems" ;/
My email provider notified me they were retiring their email and web
hosting services [years ago they had ceased being an ISP].
[ did I mention that was back in dial-up days. *ROFL*]
I will continue using SeaMonkey as my plaintext POP email client.
There is *NO* need/desire for encryption as >99% of emails are either:
1. to high volume FOSS mailing lists
2. to techie USENET groups
[My underlying presupposition is "ANYthing on WEB is *PUBLIC*!!!!!]
I prefer services I explicitly pay for
[i.e. There is no such thing as a free lunch ;]
You don't indicate if you have your own domain name. If you do, you can host email
where you host your web site. If you don't have a domain name, get one.
They are cheap, ~$10 a year.
I can give you hosting, with email. But it has one downside. It's free.
I can't do anything about that. I've already paid for a year or two and I can host
something like 10 accounts. I'm only using four I think.
If you would like to use this, reply here or use the email address on this post
with the obvious bits removed.
Apologies if required. But I suspect this group has a mindset that appreciates "simple solutions to simple(sic) problems" ;/
(email provider)
Richard Owlett <rowlett@cloud85.net> writes:
Apologies if required. But I suspect this group has a mindset that
appreciates "simple solutions to simple(sic) problems" ;/
(email provider)
I have placed multiple clients at tutanota.com. They're _very_ privacy focused, and probably not a good fit for you.
I just placed a client at zoho.com. They have a suite of offerings including email. The config is a bit of a wander due to this generality, but their tech support is easy to reach and seemed to know the product. My client chose them because they have web mail, but also IMAP and even POP support.
I don't have anywhere the years of experience with them as Tutanota, but--so far, so good.
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