Whats the reason for using this over free options like gmail?
Your emails aren't being anaylyzed to create a profile about for being used for targeted ads.
Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
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Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#12Is it still a one-man operation? They used to have a blurb about that on their website, but I cannot find it anymore. The bus-factor of one was probably the main reason I did not choose them when I de-googled myself during Google's fiasco with their "free forever" Legacy GSuite termination. I found out a year or two later that they had rescinded their termination, but it was too late. I had migrated out of Google, to…
Looks like it.
Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#13Seems like a reasonable alternative to Proton for multiple domains: email that costs money instead of being haunted by AI. That logo is creepy though, and implies exactly the opposite.
might be a freemason thing
Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#14Is it still a one-man operation? They used to have a blurb about that on their website, but I cannot find it anymore. The bus-factor of one was probably the main reason I did not choose them when I de-googled myself during Google's fiasco with their "free forever" Legacy GSuite termination. I found out a year or two later that they had rescinded their termination, but it was too late. I had migrated out of Google, to…
It is, but he has someone ready if he gets hit by a bus.
Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#15Seems like a reasonable alternative to Proton for multiple domains: email that costs money instead of being haunted by AI. That logo is creepy though, and implies exactly the opposite.
Haunted by AI? I haven’t heard of problems with Proton outside of their calendar implementation, which I’ve heard they’re fixing this year.
Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#16https://purelymail.com/advancedpricing That actually seems pretty good. Who's behind this? If they had a minimal free tier which supports custom domain names I'd definitely give to a go. Gmail was great 20 years ago, but today it's disheartening to see many services restricting registration except from Gmail.com and Yahoo.com domain names.
> It's disheartening to see services with limits
> If they had a free tier I'd give it a go
Maybe these two things are related.
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#17Customer for a few years now. I don't do anything fancy with it. It was the cheapest and most appealing option for a custom domain for personal email. I think it runs me ~$11 a year or something
I combine it with simplelogin to handle all my aliasing needs.
Thanks for the great service.
Re: Purelymail: Cheap, no-nonsense email
#18I have an automated account that needs its own inbox but sends like two plain text emails a day... mostly just to me. I never moved it to Fastmail because the price was prohibitive but this would be a great option for it instead.
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#20This is lovely.
However I am also curious and in awe : how did this company survive and acquire paying customers with so many well established competitors and so many free alternatives?
I am seeking inspiration!