Showing posts with the label mailbox provider

Yahoo Mail reduces default free storage to 20gb

As reported here and elsewhere , Yahoo has reduced the amount of free storage for Yahoo Mail users. The prior limit, 1 terabyte, is now reduced to 20 gigabytes. Users with a mailbox containing with more than 20 gigabytes of messages will be unable to send or receive email unti…

Thunderbird team launching Thundermail service

The Verge is reporting that the team behind Thunderbird, the open-source email client managed by MZLA Technologies Corporation (a subsidiary of nonprofit organization Mozilla ), is developing "pro tier" services that include an email service, called Thundermail . Wit…

Stuck in the middle with you: When shared domains are actively risky

What do you do when you're a newsletter publisher or marketing manager sending emails to your list and you run into deliverability trouble through no fault of your own? How do you even know? It's a tricky and sticky situation and I've seen it happen more than once l…

Be your own mailbox provider and save!

I finally broke down and did it. I set myself up as my own mailbox provider. I’ve got some of my inbound mail (I’ve got multiple addresses and domains) pointed at my new infrastructure and I’ve had lots of fun these past few weeks getting back into the role of postmaster. Why d…