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Kaybenson

Hello everyone,

I registered a company recently. i need a a service and i got a good bargain. the company now require me to send an email to them through a proper company email like [EMAIL="ml@xyz.com"]ml@xyz.com[/EMAIL] because they dont accept free web based email like yahoo. I need to get back to them today.

My intention was to setup my website in 2 weeks. i dont want to lose the offer. What can i do?

Cheers


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Owain_Moneysaver

you can register a domain name today and have access to webmail through many providers, domain names take 24-48 hours to propagate throughout the internet but usually will be usuable pretty much immediately.

the domain name can be pointed at your website in a few weeks time when you're ready.

Kaybenson

Owain_Moneysaver wrote: »

you can register a domain name today and have access to webmail through many providers, domain names take 24-48 hours to propagate throughout the internet but usually will be usuable pretty much immediately.

the domain name can be pointed at your website in a few weeks time when you're ready.

Cheers

Any recommendation at all?

chunter

My host provider actually recommended the opposite.
THey send all billing reminders and stuff to a google account i created specifically for this purpose.
They wanted a contact email completely independent of their systems that was always available.
If my contact email was with the host and my web/email server was down, they would not be able to email me. Common sense if you think about it.