Email services never expire

[winge00]

Hello All

I've been looking for email services which provide accounts that never expire even if you don't login for long periods of time. Are there any email services that are like that? I want to make an email account, but all email service providers I've come across have an expiration period, so if you don't use your account for a certain amount of time, it will be dormant and after some more time, it will expire.

Thank you for your help

[rsot]

One idea is if you own your own domain and create e-mail accounts there...

[winge00]

Originally Posted by rsot

One idea is if you own your own domain and create e-mail accounts there...

Hi
Thank you for your input?

The problem with that is that I have done this in the past, but when I create my new account for the same service, then obviously if one account is flagged up, then they flag the whole domain, so in that way you actually lose all the email account, but if you use an email service provider, like a general one, for example, Gmail or hotmail or Yahoo then obviously they cannot basically flag all the email account created by Gmail so that’s the beauty of staying with the general email Service Providers but anyway, thank you for your input. I’m looking forward to get some more inputs from other other people as well. Thank you very much for reading and responding

[e2free]

What’s the purpose of using these emails ?

[winge00]

Originally Posted by e2free

What’s the purpose of using these emails ?

If I answer that the whole attention will be diverted to that instead my original query.

For example I need multiple email accounts for say netflix to get free trials, or for any other service. The email account should not expire if there is no log in say for 6 month or 1 year.

[e2free]

Originally Posted by winge00

If I answer that the whole attention will be diverted to that instead my original query.

For example I need multiple email accounts for say netflix to get free trials, or for any other service. The email account should not expire if there is no log in say for 6 month or 1 year.

Well if you can’t share then no one able to offer you help
You can use + sign to get multiple Netflix or other accounts on same email

[Hank]

I'm struggling to think of a service that truly expires, nearly all can be accessed on way or another if not used. Can't see the issue with dormant accounts.

[Pandoras_box]

I don't think any reputable free email service providers still allow inactive accounts indefinitely.

You could consider setting up forwarding to a master email account when you create Gmail accounts, then send one bulk email every two years or, more efficiently, publish your list for spammers to harvest.

[Hank]

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

I don't think any reputable free email service providers still allow inactive accounts indefinitely.

You could consider setting up forwarding to a master email account when you create Gmail accounts, then send one bulk email every two years or, more efficiently, publish your list for spammers to harvest.

I know dormant Gmail and outlook accounts can be recovered.

Spamming yourself wouldn't work, it requires some kind of log-in with, ideally, some outgoing activity.

The gmail+1 idea is surely a simple one to manage.

[ebayfocker]

Originally Posted by Hank

I know dormant Gmail and outlook accounts can be recovered.

Spamming yourself wouldn't work, it requires some kind of log-in with, ideally, some outgoing activity.

The gmail+1 idea is surely a simple one to manage.

I logged in into one of my old Gmal accounts recently that was dormant for like 8 years and it is still active. Just make sure you have a backup email address associated with it. In some cases, they want phone verificaion, and that is much more difficult to keep alive.