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One of the first things I ask a company when they come to me for consulting is, who handles your email? Approximately 7 out of 10 say godaddy, networksolutions, or one of the other domain registries. This baffles me, time and time again. It’s astonishing that a company/corporation would settle for some type of web based email, let alone one
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but i would not suggest Goggle Apps ( mail solutions etc.. ) , for you business purpose and the reason is quite obvious , google reads all of the mails for it's stupid adsense , which i personally feel , a big question mark to your privacy and security and Google profiles each user based on there interest and stuff and target with the ads which makes sense to them and probably make them click , profiling at this extent literaly means google pimps al my activities , which i don't like.
The suggestion is for personal use : gmail is fine but for business needs google Apps is not a good decision.
Guys i'm sorry if i made my point hard , but this is how google works and it's not like i hate google procducts, i love them , but privacy sometimes restict me to use google.
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I see they have a free trial but it sounds like you have to pay $50 a year after that...