email hosting

robmar0se

I have read many posts on this subject, but many don't reflect what i am looking for.

My present supplier for email and my domain is Uno/Xilo.  however due to issues with email (missing items, and their new webmail system is very fussy about form and content - losing attachments - unlike the system being replaced - of course I can't dictate how or what form others choose to send emails)  I am looking for a new home

To be honest all the searching I have done I find most websites very unclear, or charge per address  which makes it too expensive, and/or email storage is too limited, also in some cases is just too expensive.

What I would like to replicate is to transfer my domain (no website), and have 5 email addresses (not aliases) min 2gb per address, works with client and webmail systems using IMAP.  Target is £5 pm max .  I would also checkout what Trustpilot says, hopefully 4 stars min.  Spam filtering  is also required.

Any suggestions please?  Thank you.

deskhelp

Are you looking for Web hosting provider or just email hosting for email hosting you can consider gmail gsuite  one of the best option for email hosting. Incase you are looking for reliable web hosting provider with good email service you can try the provider I have been using   Webhostuk.co.uk  you can get hosting as well as email service with them.

J_B

I use 1&1 which is now called Ionos

dan958

deskhelp said:

Are you looking for Web hosting provider or just email hosting for email hosting you can consider gmail gsuite  one of the best option for email hosting. Incase you are looking for reliable web hosting provider with good email service you can try the provider I have been using   Webhostuk.co.uk  you can get hosting as well as email service with them.

As majority of your posts are you shilling this company, I wouldn't really trust the recommendation.

esuhl

I use GMX as a free email host, and use my ISP's SMTP server to send mail from my domain.  I hate webmail, so I exclusively use the Thunderbird email client.

onomatopoeia99

You could buy a raspberry pi, set it up with something like citadel and host it at home, which will need less than £5/month in electricity, and a static IP address.  Proper ISPs will give you a static IP, the bargain bucket crowd not so much.