name@xxx.com

[ItsMeHelper]

Does Anyone know how to make a @xxx email hosting? Just like @hoa.com or @haiccc.com with own computer, doesn't Google or something like that

Please help me @@ 

[Clockwork_princess]

use a hosting site like godaddy. i know people hate godaddy but i use it. link https://www.godaddy.com/email/professional-email

 

its just a professional email.

 

you have to pay for it, or if you buy a website / web host service you get 1-100 with it for free depending on your package

 

but yes google does link

 

[ItsMeHelper]

I wonder how godaddy can do that?

[scottyseng]

1 hour ago, ItsMeHelper said:

I wonder how godaddy can do that?

I myself use a web hosting service (Though I host websites too). You have to buy a domain at the minimum and find someone that will host it for you.

 

I would not attempt trying to host my own e-mail server...that seems too hard to manage for a home user personally.

[Brian Blankenship]

If you need to point the URL to your personal IP then, use a dynamic DNS service. freedns.afraid.org is awesome.

[ItsMeHelper]

On 9/26/2017 at 8:24 PM, scottyseng said:

I myself use a web hosting service (Though I host websites too). You have to buy a domain at the minimum and find someone that will host it for you.

 

I would not attempt trying to host my own e-mail server...that seems too hard to manage for a home user personally.

Well..ok

[ItsMeHelper]

4 hours ago, Brian Blankenship said:

If you need to point the URL to your personal IP then, use a dynamic DNS service. freedns.afraid.org is awesome.

Ty

[Guest]

What you're looking for is custom domains - essentially a domain name, such as linustechtips.com has the ability to have an MX record added (mail exchanger record) - this directs email where to go. Many domain registrars like Crazy Domains & GoDaddy allow you to point this MX record to them and have them host your email.

 

The issue with cheaper hosting such as the free inclusions with the above companies and many more is that they use the POP mail system: a key issue of this is that it struggles to operate across multiple devices and struggles to keep in sync. Microsoft Exchange or IMAP is much better for this. Exchange Online hosting starts at about $4-5 a user per month and IMAP is similar.