should at least offer a decent way to migrate away to a standard #Gmail account including purchases. charging legacy users isn't an issue, but they provide no way to migrate/merge Legacy GSuite free accounts to personal accounts – rendering many families & individuals who got in early with domain name stuck in limbo with apps/calendars on the old accounts.? #gsuite ġ3 years of #Gsuite for me and my family and now they're killing it. Here are a selection of tweets about the issue: The issue that’s cropping up most isn’t about cost, rather the fact Google is providing no way to migrate G Suite users to a personal Gmail account. But it’s probably not for the reason you think. Tutanota: This Germany-based service is offering email domain hosting for €1 ($1.13) per month for an annual plan.Bluehost: This service lets you pick a domain name and packs five email accounts with that for $2.95 per month for the first year.GoDaddy: The domain hosting service also provides professional email services at the starting price of $1.99.Namespace: Costs less than $1 per month for a single email box.However, for $3.99 per month, you can get 30GB of storage and ActiveSync across all the apps. This US-based company offers email hosting for custom domains for a starting price of $2.99 per month.
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