new email z.org - Page 2

dojyx · 12 Sep 2025, 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tsunami

This is a very nice domain!

Compared to other very short email domains, this one has the benefit of having the .org extention. Known worldwide, unlike for example .st

But I'd like to learn more about the service.
* where are they located?
* free or paid?
* storage space
* inactivity limit
* which types of 2FA are supported
* backed financially by a stable organisation or plan?

I agree with you. If we knew who they were, we would be more trusting.

mailforusa · 13 Sep 2025, 08:09 PM

cool mailbox.

xylon · 13 Sep 2025, 11:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tsunami

This is a very nice domain!

Compared to other very short email domains, this one has the benefit of having the .org extention. Known worldwide, unlike for example .st

But I'd like to learn more about the service.
* where are they located?
* free or paid?
* storage space
* inactivity limit
* which types of 2FA are supported
* backed financially by a stable organisation or plan?

But the potential is huge with such domain!

sent.as is a very nice domain too by the way.

Many great domains for email are owned by not the most reliable services though (for example the countless great domains owned by Mail.com)

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dojyx · 13 Sep 2025, 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xylon

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5MB mailbox size in 2025 :bối rối:

truemagic · 14 Sep 2025, 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dojyx

5MB mailbox size in 2025 :bối rối:

Yeah just saw it, before this the size of mailbox is hidden/unknown. Guess it's either hosted on a desktop or there will be exclusive paid plans to encourage you to upgrade soon

frtrsysli · 16 Sep 2025, 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tsunami

This is a very nice domain!

Compared to other very short email domains, this one has the benefit of having the .org extention. Known worldwide, unlike for example .st

But I'd like to learn more about the service.
* where are they located?
* free or paid?
* storage space
* inactivity limit
* which types of 2FA are supported
* backed financially by a stable organisation or plan?

But the potential is huge with such domain!

sent.as is a very nice domain too by the way.

Many great domains for email are owned by not the most reliable services though (for example the countless great domains owned by Mail.com)

All good and important questions.
This domain is really cool.

I tried it a bit. Apparently still heavily under development.
Rules change quickly.
For example, support for three-character usernames/aliases was added a couple of days ago. But today again you need to have at least four characters.

xylon · 16 Sep 2025, 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by truemagic

Yeah just saw it, before this the size of mailbox is hidden/unknown. Guess it's either hosted on a desktop or there will be exclusive paid plans to encourage you to upgrade soon

Updated again to 500MB capacity!

janusz · 17 Sep 2025, 01:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by janusz

Disposable email addresses are available in z.org.

Not any more

Tsunami · 19 Sep 2025, 11:22 PM

Even a 5 MB mailbox these days isn't necessarily bad. It would be highly unsuitable for everyday correspondence, however many people have a separate mailbox they use solely for the purpose of registering to social media and/or other online services. For those purposes 5 MB is sufficient, otherwise you'd leave several gigabytes of space unused.

For the purpose of regular email correspondence it'd be unsuitable, but if you need a mailbox just to sign up to newsletters, social media etc, then 5 MB is more than sufficient.

In the past I used Safe-Mail for such purposes, they offered only 3 MB back then but it was more than enough for that purpose (I only moved away from Safe-Mail after huge technical problems on their site occurred).

I would however be hesitant to sign up to this new service, despite the very good z.org domain.
I feel I lack some much needed information: where is the service located? What is the inactivity limit? Do they support 2FA? Is there support available for its users?

I feel like right now I know little to nothing about z.org ...

13 Sep 2025, 08:09 PM	#17
mailforusa Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2024 Posts: 25	cool mailbox.

19 Sep 2025, 11:22 PM	#24
Tsunami The "e" in e-mail Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: in between the bright lights and the far unlit unknown Posts: 2,618	Even a 5 MB mailbox these days isn't necessarily bad. It would be highly unsuitable for everyday correspondence, however many people have a separate mailbox they use solely for the purpose of registering to social media and/or other online services. For those purposes 5 MB is sufficient, otherwise you'd leave several gigabytes of space unused. For the purpose of regular email correspondence it'd be unsuitable, but if you need a mailbox just to sign up to newsletters, social media etc, then 5 MB is more than sufficient. In the past I used Safe-Mail for such purposes, they offered only 3 MB back then but it was more than enough for that purpose (I only moved away from Safe-Mail after huge technical problems on their site occurred). I would however be hesitant to sign up to this new service, despite the very good z.org domain. I feel I lack some much needed information: where is the service located? What is the inactivity limit? Do they support 2FA? Is there support available for its users? I feel like right now I know little to nothing about z.org ...