[Hafi]

lampPC wrote:

https://www.oryon.net/enterprise-email-comparison/ if you wish to compare G Suite email and Office 365 email

Office365 is also good but I think need minimum users for corporate? G-Suit doesn't have that requirement for business.

[nickycool]

Hafi wrote:

Office365 is also good but I think need minimum users for corporate? G-Suit doesn't have that requirement for business.

Soery i need 10 replies

[berserk]

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[CleoPatsy]

I've been using bluehost, but my site crashed many times and the recovery period to get it back up was damn long.

Any forumers here had experience with this company?

https://www.thelittleredblog.sg/blog...ing-singapore/

[davidktw]

CleoPatsy wrote:

I've been using bluehost, but my site crashed many times and the recovery period to get it back up was damn long.

Any forumers here had experience with this company?

https://www.thelittleredblog.sg/blog...ing-singapore/

What kind of site do you have? Just a plain website with client side interactivity or server side dynamic scripting engine?

Take a closer look at AWS then

[civicguy]

Personally I use this as I have many domains to manage and I like how I can set up email accounts for different purposes for the same domain. It meets my requirements of many emails for many domains in one place. And cheap. Ha ha.

https://www.patnotebook.com/mxroute-...email-hosting/

You can also consider Zoho mail. It is free for one domain. But there are some negative feedback recently.

But I am NOT running a real biz (these are just web sites for real estate work or small blogging web sites). Hence I am ok. Like the rest of the people said, for a true business, it is worth paying a bit more for proper email hosting from google etc.

Domain separate from emails.

AaronZzZ wrote:

Hi,

Any recommendation for email hosting? I need a corporate email for small biz.

Is the domain included or I need to purchase separately?

[imgroot]

I have been using free tier Zoho mail for years and I don't have any issue so far.

Give it a try and if you don't like it, migrating to other email service provider can be easily done.