Free email provider with multiple aliases support

[dojyx]

Hi,

Mail.ee amended the policy to include aliases for the free tier (5 --> 1). Are you aware of any free services that provide many aliases?

I know Outlook.com supports 10 aliases.

[jeffpan]

GMX.net has 50 aliases for their fun domains

[dojyx]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

GMX.net has 50 aliases for their fun domains

Thank you, I will try it.

gmx.net not work for me, so I try gmx.com and got this

We’re very sorry – we can’t sign you up

Your IP address suggests you are trying to sign up in a country where GMX registration is no longer possible. Unfortunately, this means we can’t create an account for you.

[jeffpan]

Originally Posted by dojyx

Thank you, I will try it.

gmx.net not work for me, so I try gmx.com and got this

GMX.net you must have a DE/CH/AT home IP. which is hard to get for now.

[dojyx]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

GMX.net you must have a DE/CH/AT home IP. which is hard to get for now.

This increases the risk of account suspension.

Maybe I have to go back to outlook.com, even though it violates privacy, but its reputation is enough to not be refused when enrolling for forums or services.

Thank you for the suggestion.

[truemagic]

mailo.com is providing 5 aliases for free accounts. But there're conditions that you may not immediately use your account for third-party service verification. Also the webmail loads incredibly slow for me. You may give it a try.

[dojyx]

Originally Posted by truemagic

mailo.com is providing 5 aliases for free accounts. But there're conditions that you may not immediately use your account for third-party service verification. Also the webmail loads incredibly slow for me. You may give it a try.

Well, knowing its limit is fantastic. Nonetheless, it is odd that third-party services cannot be verified by email registration. It appears that Alias is made for that.

I appreciate your assistance.