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Michael C.
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Setting up free professional email?

Michael C.
  • Parker, TX
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This may be slightly out there, but I am trying to set up a customer email for my new business.  I already have a domain name registered, and was looking to see if there were free email applications.  Looks like gmail and the like have all moved to a pay service.  What does everyone use for setting up their business email?  Do I have to resolve for paying someone for the service?  I'm not looking to just have a yahoo.com address or something like that.  I want to leverage my personal domain.

Appreciate any feedback!

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Al Williamson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Al Williamson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Yep, if you want your domain to appear after the @ then you need to pay.

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