New email and domain name questions

[Duckjake]

I want to change our email from Yahoo to one where my employees can use their name plus the company name.com eg [email protected]

Before visiting GoDaddy or similar sites I wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts or recommendations on how best to do this.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I was going to recommend GoDaddy.

 

[BillsCarnage]

Personally, I'm not a big fan of Godaddy - just be sure to read the fine print

As for other hosts just do a search for "domain host reviews" or similar, you'll find a bunch.
http://hosting-review.com/

 

[Sandan]

We have been using 1&1 for several years, they are also quite popular, if not as well known as Godaddy

 

[82CardsGrad]

GoDaddy is cheap and reliable...

'Course, you can always spend a couple of thousand bucks and buy a server and host your own email...You'll also need all of the SPAM, AntiVirus and Firewall protection add-on as well...

 

[Duckjake]

GoDaddy is cheap and reliable...

'Course, you can always spend a couple of thousand bucks and buy a server and host your own email...You'll also need all of the SPAM, AntiVirus and Firewall protection add-on as well...

That was something we considered but we just don't have a large enough office to justify the cost. Or more honestly the IT knowledge to maintain it.

 

[Mrh182]

Personally, I'm not a big fan of Godaddy - just be sure to read the fine print

As for other hosts just do a search for "domain host reviews" or similar, you'll find a bunch.
http://hosting-review.com/

What do you mean by fine print? What type of issues did you have if I may ask?

 

[JS22]

http://www.asmallorange.com

Been with them for almost 3 years. Fantastic rates, support, etc. Don't blow your money on another host that requires a 1 year signup for a "discounted" rate.