Looking for full email support

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gsaponaro

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Hi, currently I have a free account on ZoneEdit to manage my domain. It works great (thanks!), including mailmaps for email support (forwarding only), so that I can receive emails to @mydomain.com addresses.

However, I would like to pay to have full email support, including the possibility of sending email from my @mydomain.com addresses.

Can anybody please give me pointers, tutorials and pricing in that regard?

In case ZoneEdit does not offer this option, any suggested alternatives that are easy to configure?
 
Hi there zoneedit offers full email services in the web hosting packages:

Web Hosting - DNS Hosting, Dynamic DNS and Domain Management with Zoneedit

To purchase, click buy now and log into your account or create a new one. Once logged in on the left hand side menu click TheWEB.zone. Feature Grid Feature Basic Standard Plus Web based File Manager Yes Yes Yes Web Site Statistics & Web Logs Yes Yes Yes…
www.zoneedit.com www.zoneedit.com

You may want to take a look at easyDNS.com.. they offer three fully qualified domain email accounts. Three are included in their DNS Standard service level at $19.95 per year.

regards.
 
Thank you for the information.

I need 10 fully qualified domain email accounts. I do not need other services such as hosting (my site is low-traffic and hosted on GitHub Pages) or MySQL databases.

ZoneEdit Business looks a bit overkill for me. 200+ USD per year, I would only benefit from the 10 emails. I will look at easyDNS.com and other options. Thanks again.
 
the easyDNS Pro service at $39.95 pr year includes 10 domain email addresses.. and their web hosting offerings can be found here:

Rock Solid Website Hosting, by easyDNS - easyDNS

Rock Solid Website Hosting, by easyDNS Easy, Premium, Linux Cpanel & Plesk Web Hosting ALL PRICING IS IN USD Click here to ask about a custom easyWEB package × All easyWEB Packages include "3 ring" phone support. NO WAITING. NO WASTED TIME. Most questions answered first call. Most support issues…
easydns.com easydns.com

I hope this helps.
 
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