VM transferring email services to Junara
12-09-2026, 15:52
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Just a Geek
Join Date: Jul 2015
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Re: VM transferring email services to Junara
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Originally Posted by Paul
Yeah, I decided ISP email was a bad idea a long time ago.
I ran my own email servers for years, and moved away from using my ntl address.
My wife kept on using hers until I finally decided to leave VM, at which point I created her a new address using Dreamhost as the provider (CFs email also used them). At the same time I decided to shut down my own servers and moved my email domains to use Hostinger. Both those providers had similar prices (about £1.50 per month).
At the start of this year I moved them all to another company, which costs me about 50p a month (and that includes both mine, my wifes, and CFs email).
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I pay £3 for my hosting but he was part of the android /kodi scene so allows large file sharing as long as they are encrypted up to 50 GB each so worth keeping on
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Today, 16:49
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Re: VM transferring management of email services to Junara
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Originally Posted by Paul
Junara seem very good at hiding their prices, but it seems it will be around £6.50 a month.
So that will be the final demise of my old accounts.
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There are 3 price points and levels of storage for each private email mailbox, renewable either monthly or annually following the end of the 12 months free introductory offer (subject to a 99p transfer fee paid to Junara.)
Annual £59 Monthly £5.99 with 1GB storage.
Annual £79 Monthly £7.99 with 30GB storage
Annual £99 Monthly £9.99 with 100GB storage
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Today, 17:59
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Re: VM transferring email services to Junara
Way too expensive.
If I were still on VM, I would take the free year and use it to move off their email addresses completely.
Since I'm not, I assume my old addresses will just cease to exist, not an issue, as they are not actually used anymore.
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