04-08-2009, 07:49 PM
Pinkoos,
Sounds to me like e-mail forwarding from your domain to your fastmail.fm account will do the trick. Not sure how it works in Godaddy but with other domain providers, e-mail forwarding is included free of charge with the domain name registration. You just need to configure it via the domain name provider, in this case, Godaddy.com.
you should be abel to set up a forwarding rule that says something along these lines:
Forward *@ to Whateveryouremailaddressis@fastmail.fm.
At that point, any mail sent to your domain name based e-mail address should be forwarded to your fastmail address.
GoDaddy.com should have instructions for this, assuming they offer e-mail forwarding.
Fastmail provides other methods of using your domain name with their services but this is the easiest method.
BTw, depending on the amount and type of mail you get, the level of service you have with Fastmail right now may prove inadequate. If you get lots of pictures and such via e-mail, you will likely need to upgrade your account.
Robert
Sounds to me like e-mail forwarding from your domain to your fastmail.fm account will do the trick. Not sure how it works in Godaddy but with other domain providers, e-mail forwarding is included free of charge with the domain name registration. You just need to configure it via the domain name provider, in this case, Godaddy.com.
you should be abel to set up a forwarding rule that says something along these lines:
Forward *@
At that point, any mail sent to your domain name based e-mail address should be forwarded to your fastmail address.
GoDaddy.com should have instructions for this, assuming they offer e-mail forwarding.
Fastmail provides other methods of using your domain name with their services but this is the easiest method.
BTw, depending on the amount and type of mail you get, the level of service you have with Fastmail right now may prove inadequate. If you get lots of pictures and such via e-mail, you will likely need to upgrade your account.
Robert