Generate own Email Id

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I want to generate Email ids for our office for example my office name is XYZ then manish@XYZ.com. How can i do it..I want to attach this via other email services loke gmail,yahoo

Posted 21-Nov-13 17:47pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Nov-13 23:49pm

Mail ID (per message, to identify messages somehow) or address? XYZ is not your "office name", this is a domain name. How cay you do — what?
—SA

Member 10346894 21-Nov-13 23:53pm

I know it is domain name.But i want my company name at this place.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Nov-13 0:05am

And? Does you company own a domain name? What kind of company my not own at least one?..
—SA

Thanks7872 22-Nov-13 0:20am

There are many hosting plans available out there. And whenever you register domain like www.xyz.com then you will be provided with n-number of email addresses and then you can create whatever email address you want.

Member 10346894 22-Nov-13 5:13am

i have domain name.i want to to send emails with this domain name..How can i do this??Thanks

Bernhard Hiller 22-Nov-13 3:34am

Most providers won't let you send emails "on behalf of" someone else, i.e. with a sender address which does not belong to that provider: that's a step in fighting spam. And even if you could send it, the receiver's provider might refuse it then: because of fighting spam.

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♥…ЯҠ…♥ · Answer 1 · 2013-11-21T18:47:00

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HI,

You need to create business account from any providers(Gmail, Yahoo, Rediff[^] or any other email service provider).
I think this [^] will help you to find what you are searching.

Hope this helps you a bit.

Regards,
RK

Posted 21-Nov-13 18:47pm

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Updated 21-Nov-13 18:51pm

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