For those that say yes, is there any reason that you don't get a personal domain, forward it to gmail.com and have Gmail send outbound with your domain?
Poll: Do you use a gmail.com address for your primary personal email?
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#42I use firstname@lastname.com for my primary personal email, hosted by Google Apps.
I use lastname@gmail.com for my primary impersonal email.
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#43My friend is using it and the interface is not as polished as other providers,but definitely worth the money!
[1]: http://runbox.com/
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#46Yes, but not for long. Migrating to a self-hosted mail server is one of my top priorities [1] for 2013. [1] - http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/03/26/andrew_we...
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#48I used to use a self hosted email address, but it just lead to confusion. It was much easier to pick a team and run with it. I picked Google.
Not sure what that means. How does a self-hosted email address lead to confusion? Confusion by who for what?
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Any ideas/plans for how you will do the migration?
I don't really care about Gmail 'features' that I will be missing out on, spam detection is probably the thing I'll miss the most, but that's a tradeoff I can live with. Other than that, there's the thing that I need to trust my VM provider, but that much easier than trusting a data mining conglomerate with your private conversations. In the end, self hosting an email server isn't that big of a deal to set up and mai…
I've even seen Gmail mark its own address confirmation mails as spam, along with many mails from people I frequently converse with.
Re: Poll: Do you use a gmail.com address for your primary personal email?
#50For those that say yes, is there any reason that you don't get a personal domain, forward it to gmail.com and have Gmail send outbound with your domain?
that's what I'm doing, but people see both adresses (via mydomain.com)
Then untick 'Treat as an alias'. I remember having the same issue with 'via ...' and I think doing this did the trick.