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Hi all.
What’s the cheapest way to get a bespoke email address (I.e john@smith.com)? It doesn’t need to be .com it can be Co.uk or .net etc etc.
But I will need a couple of variations (I.e joe@smith.com etc).
It’s not a business, just a hobby so don’t really want to spend much (anything!) lol. I don’t need a website or any add ons and the email address will just be forwarded to my personal emails.
Thanks for any advice
What’s the cheapest way to get a bespoke email address (I.e john@smith.com)? It doesn’t need to be .com it can be Co.uk or .net etc etc.
But I will need a couple of variations (I.e joe@smith.com etc).
It’s not a business, just a hobby so don’t really want to spend much (anything!) lol. I don’t need a website or any add ons and the email address will just be forwarded to my personal emails.
Thanks for any advice
Edited by audi321 on Wednesday 17th May 17:33
Email address is made of three parts: "joe" @ "smith" ".com"
"smith.com" is the domain name you need to register. Once you have a domain, you can create as many users (Joe) as you like.
".com" is the "top level domain" (TLD) - Each TLD has it's own registration charges and domain registrars, and you can't just invent one.
If you want a .co.uk or a .com address, you need to pay for it, unless you sign up to a web hosting package which may include it 'free'.
Cloudflare.com is cheapest for this. ~$5 for a .co.uk, $10 for a .com. This is an annual cost. They have a free email forwarding product too.
Alternatively you can get a ".tk" TLD domain name absolutely free for one year. https://free.tk
If the name you want is actually available, I'd splash £5/year on a .co.uk name.
"smith.com" is the domain name you need to register. Once you have a domain, you can create as many users (Joe) as you like.
".com" is the "top level domain" (TLD) - Each TLD has it's own registration charges and domain registrars, and you can't just invent one.
If you want a .co.uk or a .com address, you need to pay for it, unless you sign up to a web hosting package which may include it 'free'.
Cloudflare.com is cheapest for this. ~$5 for a .co.uk, $10 for a .com. This is an annual cost. They have a free email forwarding product too.
Alternatively you can get a ".tk" TLD domain name absolutely free for one year. https://free.tk
If the name you want is actually available, I'd splash £5/year on a .co.uk name.
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