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What's a good alternative to Gmail?
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned PurelyMail. Its technically in beta, but I've been using it without issue since the beginning of this year (2023).
Also using PurelyMail, tt's the cheapest non-free email service I can find.
It passes email delivery tests, setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC easily without issue.
The downside is that it's basically one man handling whole this service, but I assume this service has been fully automated because the margin of profit is so low.
One-man shows can be more innovative than big company services, but at the same time the bus factor is too high
I just started using purelymail with my own domain this week and its been good so far! Very happy to de-google a bit
Yep I signed up this year and been using it with no issues. Such a good service for the low price. If it was not automated then I don't think it could be that low priced.