Need reliable push email from my domain (imap supported) 08//2009

[bob13bob]

Eg. My domain search.com. It needs to be professional, no signatures, from:different address, etc. I’m planning to something similar to this.

There's a solution for that. I have my Gmail forward to MobileMe and when I set up MobileMe on the iPhone I just changed the Outgoing Mail Server to smtp.gmail.com and chose that as my primary server. That way when I reply someone I always reply from my Gmail account.

I’ve searched and read threads on here, since this appears to change month to monthit warranted new thread.

Solutions I’ve looked at:
1) Yahoo free email: I’m hearing this unreliable..

2) Mobile me: is this stable and reliable lately?

3) Something else?

 

[maflynn]

1) Yahoo free email: I’m hearing this unreliable..

I don't use it and my wife has issues with yahoo mail

2) Mobile me: is this stable and reliable lately?

I use mobile me and its extremely reliable and fast. No complaints a great service.

3) Something else?

Any email account that supports IMAP. I own my own domain and have email from that, it also supports IMAP and I've no issues with that one as well.

 

[bob13bob]

Thanks

Any email account that supports IMAP. I own my own domain and have email from that, it also supports IMAP and I've no issues with that one as well.

This will give you push?

 

[jmmo20]

nuevasync.com

you can set up any imap account or gmail account for push email in your device.

 

[RoboCop001]

Here's what I do.

I got MobileMe.

Then I got signed up for the Free (standard) version of Google Apps.

Linked Google Apps to my domain (they give you instructions) and so I have whatever@mydomain.com as a Gmail account.

My Gmail is forwarded to my MobileMe account. And on my Mac and iPhone my SMTP server is set to the gmail one instead of MobileMe's SMTP, so that when I send an email, it shows up as my custom domain email instead of the @me.com

When you're composing a message on iPhone or the Mac it'll still look like it's coming from @me.com but when the person gets the email, it gets changed to whatever@mydomain.com (Gmail's SMTP server changes it).

And what's great is that everything is still on MobileMe, in the Sent folder, in the Trash, no need to look at the Google email.

 

[bob13bob]

at $25/year nuevasync seems pretty good. It seems reliable searching on these forums with one outage when 3gs came out.