It’s much easier to use an email hosting service than to provision a personal email server. Provisioning a personal email server may require advanced security applications including Anti-DDoS and Anti-phishing which are complicated on small scale.

It’s also way too expensive to run and maintain a personal email server. Utilizing Truehost Cloud Email service provides reliable email hosting without hassles.

Truehost Cloud allows easy migration support by 24/07 migration engineers from the most common email platform to Truehost Cloud with no loss of data.

Business Email may refer to an email account exclusively used for business and professional communications. Most business emails support team collaboration, policy-driven moderation of use and resources. Most importantly Business email utilizes custom domain based email address in the format of [email protected], thus providing visibility and authenticity to the business.

While a personal email is used for private exchanges between friends and family, a business email is exclusively used for business and professional exchanges. Additionally, personal emails are used for social media and personal services sign-ups. While it is acceptable to utilize free email hosting services for personal emails such as gmail.com, yahoo.com, outlook.com e.t.c; business emails require custom domain based which are mostly paid for and are highly customizable.

A business email address is a custom domain-based email address, that gives visibility and authenticity to the business. Start by acquiring a domain name, and proceed to secure the email hosting plan of choice on the email hosting page.

The email hosting plan will allow the creation of  business email in the format of [email protected]

Internet Service Providers (ISPs) refer to the provider of mail servers, internet connectivity, IPs, and any related service. Mail servers, IPs, and Internet Connectivity are all necessary for email communication. It’s important to note that ISPs limit the volume of emails sent to avoid abuse and therefore not all ISPs support mass mailing services.

POP or POP3 refers to Post Office Protocol, it is one of the two most popular ways of receiving emails. Most ISPs promote POP3 as requires less resource because it downloads the message from the server and stores in the local device. Email is then deleted from the email server and can only be accessed from the local device. However, this POP3 default setting can be changed to avoid deletion of emails.

IMAP refers to Internet Message Access Protocol, it’s the second way of receiving email messages. It is less popular than POP3 but it provides the best user experience. IMAP is a much more advanced protocol for receiving emails and keeps devices and mail servers in sync additionally IMAP allows the user to see all the folders on the mail server.

Cloud Email Service may refer to email service provided by Cloud companies running cloud servers globally and provide professional email solutions. Examples of professional email solutions include Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Zoho Mail among others.