Plz suggest e-mail hosting provider for my website

[thatsright]

Right now I am using horde for my own website. As in they hoard crap. Horrible.

So now I need to switch providers. Need easy transfer of domain MX records to new provider as well. Anyone know of a good/great provider that has kick ass web e-mail client, for about less than $25 per year?

 

[Red Squirrel]

How many accounts? You might be better off just hosting yourself on a low end dedicated server or VPS. That's what I'm doing now and it's great. I would not even trust the email my ISP offers over my own system. (I work for that ISP lol) The beauty is you can SSL everything so your passwords arn't going in clear text.

 

[TruePaige]

I've switched all my sites over to Google Apps based e-mail.

 

[Fayd]

most webhosts will give you the ability to use squirrelmail.

it's my favorite web based mail client.

 

[skyking]

Originally posted by: TruePaige
I've switched all my sites over to Google Apps based e-mail.

Same here. I've got 4 domains and 50 users up there all on free accounts. It has been great.

 

[Zee]

google apps

 

[thatsright]

But I need to use my domain name. Like username@paintbypixels.com

 

[DeviousTrap]

Originally posted by: thatsright
But I need to use my domain name. Like username@paintbypixels.com

http://www.google.com/apps/int...business/editions.html

 

[thatsright]

Can anyone suggest a provider other than Google or Yahoo?

 

[CrazyLazy]

Why don't you just use your own email client and keep your host?

 

[James Bond]

Originally posted by: thatsright
Can anyone suggest a provider other than Google or Yahoo?

What about Google?

 

[yllus]

Have you considered hosted Microsoft Exchange, if you use your e-mail in a business setting?

 

[GeekDrew]

Fastmail.FM. I can't recall how much I pay per year, but their web client is awesome, and they also support IMAP4/SMTP.

 

[MBony]

Originally posted by: thatsright
Can anyone suggest a provider other than Google or Yahoo?

Fastmail.FM

Bluebottle

 

[Crusty]

Google Apps ftw, unless you know how to run and maintain your own mail servers

 

[skyking]

Originally posted by: Crusty
Google Apps ftw, unless you know how to run and maintain your own mail servers

I went down that trail, it was too many hours of my time for the number of users. I really dig letting google apps handle it now

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: thatsright
Can anyone suggest a provider other than Google or Yahoo?

What more do you want than what Google offers? It's free, it has a great web client, and you can use your own domain name.

 

[imported_elwood]

I use www.1and1.com to host my POP email. I hardly ever use it, but their webmail is lacking. I pay $11/year i think.

 

[edro]

Originally posted by: elwood
I use www.1and1.com to host my POP email. I hardly ever use it, but their webmail is lacking. I pay $11/year i think.

It took me 6 months and countless emails, faxes and calls to get them to release my domain name.
That's what I get for signing up for "free" hosting.

 

[righttoo]

Ya I Have the ability to use horde, squirrel mail, and round cube on my blue host account. I like squirrel mail and round cube alot more than horde. Here is ny website were you can find reviews and testimonials on blue host affordable web hosting

 

[aloser]

Originally posted by: righttoo
Ya I Have the ability to use horde, squirrel mail, and round cube on my blue host account. I like squirrel mail and round cube alot more than horde. Here is ny website were you can find reviews and testimonials on blue host affordable web hosting

I can haz iPod?

 

[Praetor]

I like using Giggle Apps for my domain + Roundcube as my web interface.

 

[wiredspider]

SmarterMail runs on Windows and fairly easy to use, but I would probably switch over to Google.