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Quoted GabeU "There may even come a day when HughesNet removes the email. Many ISPs have done the same due to lack of usage. People are more and more using the free email services that are available, such a Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo, and for a variety of reasons, with one of the bigger ones being that you can take it with you. They also tend to be more full fledged."
I kinda dont see it. I bet theres plenty of people who use HN emai instead of alternates..l. If I didnt have my domain, I would prob would be using the HN email address.
With your own domain, what are some reliable email providers? (sorry, it's a bit off topic and probably a stupid question to boot).
CWM030 wrote:
I kinda dont see it. I bet theres plenty of people who use HN emai instead of alternates..l. If I didnt have my domain, I would prob would be using the HN email address.
- MarkJFine5 years agoProfessor
Think CWM030 means that they have their own web server (or subscribes to one) that has their own email server running on it.
For example, I have web space on Pair Networks, who also provides an email server. That way the business, web site, and email address all have the same domain name, allowing you to maintain a consistent presence. It also allows me to modify mail delivery via a qmail/perl script so I can do my own spam filtering, but that's jut one benefit.
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