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On 6/8/2013 9:56 AM, jbk wrote: > I've been thinking of registering for a domain for my personal and > immediate family use for mainly email. I have no interest in > maintaining a web site or posting albums online. > > I've visited sites like Bluehost and read the terms of service at > Dreamhost and the linked terms at ICANN. > > I have a couple email addresses I use, one for communications with > friends, family and commerce and another for an organization I belong > to. My wife also has multiple addresses for personal and business > purposes. > > I want to have POP access to the email service provided by the host at > mydomain.net. This so that all the organized collection of my mail and > contacts is on my computer. > > My idea is that once I set up this domain with a reputable hosting > site and maintain the registration per the rules that I can expect to > have this internet presence for a long time. > There are a lot of competing services that offer POP/IMAP service: even Google will provide hosting for your email. You can also use prgmr.com to get a virtual machine. They've been great to me, and they cost about $14/month for a bare bones instance of Debian. Bill -- Bill Horne 339-364-8487
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