Reliable single mailbox solution right now

Fast single mailbox solutions right now? Really useful & excellent product. This has solved an important problem for me ie what to do about connecting the emails from several of my websites to one email address. I feel so much better now having set it up that I will not miss any emails. Customer service was very helpful and responsive. See more info at replying to forwarded emails. Simple: Increase your productivity to next level. Managing multiple Email IDs was never so easy.

Do you mind explain Recipient Email IDs? Recipient Email IDs mean the destination or control email id, where actual emails will be stored. This will be the inbox from where you receive, reply or send your email (can be Gmail/Yahoo/Hotmail or anything else) outside the Mutant Mail system. Mutant Mail acts as a routing system in between your recipient email id and your destination email id, to ensure when you hit reply email is received by user coming from your domain and not from the control inbox. From field will be your domain’s email id always. If you want to set the name for your email ids, it can be set in the settings option.

Sending at the right time: You don’t want to send an email campaign in the middle of the night or an hour before you go to bed. Sending at the right time will ensure that your email is read by a wide audience and encourage them to open up your emails. It’s important to send your email campaigns when people are most receptive. Check your sending volume: To avoid your campaigns from falling into the spam trap, it’s important to check your sending volume. Sending too many emails without giving much gap in between them can annoy your customers and lead to a lot of unsubscribes or getting marked as spam. However, sending infrequent emails is not a good idea either. It can let your subscribers forget about you.

Is it true, that you do not store or log any emails? It is absolutely true. We do not store, log or read any email that passes through our system. That’s why we have concept of recipient email id. Your email ids (that are associated with Mutant Mail), are managed by your recipient email ids. These email ids store your real emails, contacts etc. Mutant Mail only acts as routing system in between your client and your recipient email id. Thus, it ensure your brandin/domain identity is maintained when you hit reply on your recipient email id.

Just like email plus sign (+) you can create email ids on the fly for any domain associated with Mutant Mail. Another advantage of using Mutant Mail is that it is much easier to remember than an email address with a plus sign. With Mutant Mail, you simply use your regular email address (e.g., john@gmail.com) as recipient and create your email ids on associate domain on the fly. This makes it simpler and faster to send emails to your contacts even with new email ids. Finally, using Mutant Mail provides a layer of protection against spam emails by ensuring all emails are from legitimate Mail server, verified on SPF, DKIM and DMARC record. Not just that, ever email on Mutant Mail passes through antivirus system to ensure, no malware or virus is attached to an email. Read more information at https://www.mutantmail.com/.

If I use a GPG/OpenPGP key, that’s at the account level, correct? So every email I receive will be encrypted. Will every email I *send* be encrypted, and is there anything special the recipient needs to do to open them? We allow GPG/PGP at a finer level, and it’s set at the individual recipient email id level. Yes, once you set it from “Recipient Inbox”, emails are encrypted only on forward flow and a client like thunderbird will be needed to handle decryption automatically. Your clients don’t need anything for that, as we don’t encrypt that flow yet.