Best one 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. Read additional info on single mailbox for all email ids. Privacy & Security: Foundation built on Privacy and Security. Emails or your contacts are neither logged, nor stored with us.

Does this work with a regular gmail address or do I have to have a workspace account? It does work with a regular Gmail address, on any other including G-suite or workspace account. The only condition being destination/recipient/control e-mail id should be outside of Mutant Mail system, that can even be G-suite on a subdomain. During the Setup process it’s asking me to input a “real email address” that will be used as my forwarding address. Is this address changeable? Yes, it’s changeable. All you need to do is, add another email id in the “Recipient Inbox” tab and verify it. Then go to settings and mark it as default. After that, you can delete the old email id in the “Recipient Inbox” tab. The only condition is, none of the email ids should be used on any other Mutant Mail account.

It’s important to make sure that your website’s SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are properly set up and working correctly. Track your email opening and click through rate: Email campaigns can be a great way to keep in touch with customers and promote new products, but they can also easily fall into the spam trap. One way to avoid this is to track your email opening and click through rate. This will help you to see which emails are being opened and which ones are being clicked on, so you can adjust your campaigns accordingly. Write the email in a way that encourages the recipient to click on it. Make sure that you tell them how to unsubscribe from your email list if they don’t want to receive future emails.

How can you guys work without SMTP, IMAP etc? It’s very simple really. We work at one level higher, at email level instead of nagging SMTP/IMAP etc. That means, when you hit that reply button on your recipient email id for any email forwarded by Mutant Mail. An email is sent from your recipient email id to our server, than we send one on your behalf with exact same content to your client, without them or you knowing about the process. Your recipient email id, cannot be traced back at all in the email.

However, if you utilize service from Mutant Mail. It comes with industry grade PGP and GPG keys, providing bulletproof encryption between Mutant Mail server and Your recipient email id. You just need to bring your own PGP/GPG key and add it in your dashboard on Mutant Mail. With PGP/GPG enabled, your recipient email id provider also, cannot read your emails and spy on you. Making the system foolproof. However, do remember, in case you lose your private key for PGP/GPG those emails cannot ever be recovered. In conclusion, using an email id with Mutant Mail is far better than email plus sign (+). Mutant Mail provides more security and privacy for your email communications. The encrypted email service is easy to use and helps protect your data from being intercepted or monitored by third-party services. If you are looking for a more secure and private way to communicate, then Mutant Mail is the right solution for you. Read extra information at mutantmail.com.

Can i continue to use my existing email clients (gmail in a browser, Zoho mail in a browser, or any of my emails using Outlook or another mail client) AT THE SAME TIME as using each email account with Mutant Mail? I do not want to disable any of my existing email clients while using Mutant Mail. Please provide full details with your answer. Short answer is yes. The long one is, you won’t be needing so many email clients anymore. You will be needing only one (or as many recipient email ids) you use, and any email client they support will work. Think of Mutant Mail as Enriched Email Forwarding, where when you hit reply, your recipient receives a response from your email id.