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<blockquote data-quote="Thales" data-source="post: 901838" data-attributes="member: 67896">Posteo: I used it for years. The only problem was the spam filter. They don&#039;t have any.Outlook: I used it for years. I had no problem. Recently switched back to gmail.Mailbox.org: Emails never arrived nor received. I don&#039;t recommend it.Mailfence: Tried a couple of times but I have no real experience. Seemed oke-ish.Protonmail: I had no problem. Also was a paid customer. the pm domain is very good.Tutanota: They blocked me a couple of times for no reason. lolGmail: Probably the best email service out there. Privacy? I don&#039;t care. Security-wise gmail is very good.For me Gmail is the clear winner but outlook or protonmail are also good.Important thing is the name of the email provider. If people ask your email they won&#039;t understand the posteo, protonmail, tutanota etc domains.They only know the gmail and outlook domains. Protonmail could work with the &quot;pm&quot; domain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thales, post: 901838, member: 67896"] [B]Posteo[/B]: I used it for years. The only problem was the spam filter. They don't have any. [B]Outlook[/B]: I used it for years. I had no problem. Recently switched back to gmail. [B]Mailbox.org[/B]: Emails never arrived nor received. I don't recommend it. [B]Mailfence[/B]: Tried a couple of times but I have no real experience. Seemed oke-ish. [B]Protonmail[/B]: I had no problem. Also was a paid customer. the pm domain is very good. [B]Tutanota[/B]: They blocked me a couple of times for no reason. lol [B]Gmail[/B]: Probably the best email service out there. Privacy? I don't care. Security-wise gmail is very good. For me Gmail is the clear winner but outlook or protonmail are also good. Important thing is the name of the email provider. If people ask your email they won't understand the posteo, protonmail, tutanota etc domains. They only know the gmail and outlook domains. Protonmail could work with the "pm" domain. [/QUOTE]

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