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Originally Posted by brownb2
There isn't much labour to the domain stuff - usually this is quite simple and just requires you fill the address (fastmail/gmail/hotmail etc) you want the email sent to your domain to go to.
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You just don't get it, do you? It's TOO LATE now to do that - 1000s of people have my Fastmail address. And 15 years ago, it certainly wasn't straight-forward. So now, I'm obliged to spend unknown hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars going forward to maintain a forwarding address.
Just sent a snarky message to Fastmail support - got a boilerplate response. So disappointed in Fastmail - why should we believe them in future once they've lost our trust like this?