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[–] lemmyvore@feddit.nl 2 points 1 year ago

Netim.com includes a 1 GB email address and a website with 250 MB and SSL with any domain.

If you want more email features you can delegate your MX records to Migadu.com, $20/year for unlimited mailboxes, domains, aliases etc. with 5 GB. The send/receive limits are soft limits, they don't block emails if you go over. If you constantly and grossly go over your tier they ask you to consider going to the next one up but occasional misses are ok.