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I maintain a domain for my personal usage. With domain, I can easily jump from one email service to another. Currently, naka-MS Outlook ako, because... lulz.
Yeah, I considered doing that before deciding to just use email aliases. Pretty satisfied with my decision so far but in case I reconsider, which domain registrar would you recommend?
I have my domain at Namecheap. They have free email forwarding up to 100 aliases.
+1 for Namecheap. Been using them for more than a decade now. Reliable and (as their name says) cheap.