asinanyavuz
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I want to use a service which doesn't wants MX DNS but it must myname@myname.com etc... Can I find
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How Can I find Free Php E-Mail Service
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aphel aura
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mydomain.com
Still have to change nameservers though.
Still have to change nameservers though.
Forgive my sarcasm, but that's like saying "I want a website but I don't want it hosted anywhere."
MX records are **required** for a mail server sending an email to you@mysite.com to know where your mail server is. In *some* cases, but not all, a mail server will attempt to send to the server of the domain if no MX records turn up. i.e., an email to you@mysite.com, and mysite.com has no MX records, the server will try to connect to mysite.com port 25. NOT always, just sometimes. I would rely on that method to only give me 20% of my emails.
MX records are **required** for a mail server sending an email to you@mysite.com to know where your mail server is. In *some* cases, but not all, a mail server will attempt to send to the server of the domain if no MX records turn up. i.e., an email to you@mysite.com, and mysite.com has no MX records, the server will try to connect to mysite.com port 25. NOT always, just sometimes. I would rely on that method to only give me 20% of my emails.
I agree But if you want email without setting MX record just buy domain hosting that also will give you email. Or buy email with your choisse domain like in YahooOriginally posted by NukedWeb
Forgive my sarcasm, but that's like saying "I want a website but I don't want it hosted anywhere."
MX records are **required** for a mail server sending an email to you@mysite.com to know where your mail server is. In *some* cases, but not all, a mail server will attempt to send to the server of the domain if no MX records turn up. i.e., an email to you@mysite.com, and mysite.com has no MX records, the server will try to connect to mysite.com port 25. NOT always, just sometimes. I would rely on that method to only give me 20% of my emails.
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