Reliable all in one mailbox providers right now? I had been eying Mutant Mail for some time. The notice that Google is suddenly to start charging for custom domains on legacy accounts gave me the push to try Mutant Mail. It turned out to be an excellent purchase, Easy to set-up and with a ton of well-thought out extra functionality including a powerful Rules module. Read even more details at reply to forwarded email with original address. Just hit reply from Single Inbox and we ensure your client recieve email from your domain.

It’s because we ask for your domain verification before your domain can be used in any way (and that requires a txt record). For domains that are already attached with us. They can be controlled by their own recipient/destination/control email ids only. Routing is maintained at the account level, domain level, and email id level. If an email id that is not a recipient email id, attempts to send an email for your domain, it will be discarded, and not sent. For any email id to be attached as control/recipient/destination email id, link authentication is used. Unless that destination email id is verified, it cannot be used.

Your Domains – Domains or custom domains come with various extension (.com, .net, .org etc) that are attached to your account on Mutant Mail and used to create aliases. You need to own a domain name to attach it to MutantMail. Domain names can be easily purchased from domain registrars such as namecheap, godaddy or hostinger. Monthly Bandwidth – It’s the amount of data that’s allowed to be transmitted per month. On Mutant Mail bandwidth is incremented each time an email is forwarded or a reply is sent (this is the data). Mutant Mail reset the bandwidth on 1st of every month. When an alias is deactivated or deleted emails sent to it do not count towards your bandwidth.

Does Mutant Mail Work with only Gmail as recipient or other emails work too? Mutant Mail works with any and every Email ID as their recipient email id. Including but not limited to Gmail, hotmail, yahoo, outlook, yandex, self hosted email etc. Only requirement for Recipient email id is, it should exist outside the Mutant Mail system. As it will need to hold all your emails. Can I send an email as well from my domains associated with Mutant Mail? Of course you can. But remember, our primary focus is to focus on the reply system instead of send system. As monitor and reply is the main hassle with owning so many email ids. And that’s exactly what we are trying to solve.

Gmail introduced email sub addressing, often known as the plus sign (+) technique, which is currently widely supported by all email providers. It enables you to create a new email address by simply appending the plus symbol (+) to local part of your existing email id. If your email address is name@your_domain.com, for example, you may instantly create a new email address such as name+subscribe@your_domain.com for a newsletter or name+affiliate@email.com for an affiliate program. However, biggest challenge of using email sub addressing or plus sign (+) technique is, you can never reply from the exact same email id. For eg, if you signed up with name+affiliate@email.com, you can only reply with name@email.com which doesn’t give a professional look. Read even more info at https://www.mutantmail.com/.

Recipient email id: These will be destination/control/email id, where you will receive, reply and send emails from to manage the above email ids. Mutant Mail doesn’t log or store any email. This is a real email id that will be outside the Mutant Mail system. It can be personal Gmail/Yahoo/Hotmail or anything else. When you reply via these recipient email id, your client will get the mail from your domain. You can also manage the above email ids with more than one recipient email id. Catch-All: This option is used at the domain to create email ids on the fly. For eg, if you have domain_a associated with Mutant Mail, but have not created email id bob@domain_a.com. With catch-all enabled, whenever someone sends you an email at bob@domain_a.com, our system will automatically create it for you, and the email will be routed to the account-level default recipient id.