This is top 1 on bad mail providers This is top 1 of bad mail providers. They read everything in your mailbox. And stolen data in your mail if it is important. I don't understand why fastmail can alive today? The app and mail server are bad, often got technical issue.

We will not use anything else. We have been using fastmail for our company for a long time now. The entire company's email history was imported so now there is close to 300G of emails. Fastmail has proven invaluable because 1. Very good search of large quantities of emails 2. Shared folders allow excellent collaboration 3. Fast 4. Flawless interfacing with thunderbird, outlook, mobile devices 5. Very cool email alias feature 6. Most economical hosting of large quantities of emails 7. SPAM filtering is very good

Working great Working great I moved from Gmail and I am slowly switching to my personal domain. The import of calendar, emails and contacts were super easy. And it can also import emails from gmail automatically to Fastmail. The interface is snappy and supports a ton of keyboard shortcuts to improve productivity. I love masked emails, auto-purging labels, filters/rules and the customization options. You can use my code to get 10% off the first year "u29251136"

Not good now. I have been using FastMail for few years, Its been perfect, never had a problem, I cannot find anything to criticise it. I have used support a couple of times to query odd emails and they were brilliant. I don't find many of today's products and services without fault, but I can't find fault with FastMail. In my view definitely worth the money. Further to my review. Fastmail update has in my view in 1 respect gone backwards, now requiring entering password numerous times for some actions, I don't mind improvements, but this is a total pain in the backside. Reducing my review to 1 star.

I've used Fastmail for over 3 years I've used Fastmail for over 3 years. It's a fairly good service provider, simple to use and with good options. I only use it as a personal service as for business I'd look elsewhere. Having US servers is a definite no no for a start and being based in Australia, a country known for its terrible privacy laws, is a no go either. Not much they can do about it even if they tried, unless they move out of Australia and base their servers in a better privacy trustworthy country.