Overview
Email service providers
- Dimet is a Thailand-based provider of email services for organizations.
- Other providers in Thailand also offer corporate email services.
Company-domain email
- Using an email address with a company domain is a separate service from registering the domain name.
Readyplanet email addresses
- Readyplanet does not provide an official company email service.
- In this context, email addresses provided through Readyplanet are email-forwarding addresses, separate from the customer's actual Gmail account.
- They only forward messages and do not function as full email accounts.
How to
Setting up a corporate email with your domain
- Search for companies that provide corporate email services, or contact an email service provider in Thailand.
- Tell the provider that you want a corporate email address ending with your domain. You can sign up directly with the provider using your domain.
- After obtaining corporate email service, contact your domain provider to have the MX record configured.
- After the email service has been activated, ask the email provider whether any further steps are required.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting email service after domain changes
- Changing the domain name’s name server can temporarily prevent the email service from working until the external website provider configures the email settings.
- Changing only the domain name’s IPC name does not affect the email service.
Policies and rules
Using a customer-owned domain for email
- The service does not provide email services using a customer’s own domain name, including addresses based on the customer’s domain or linked to the customer’s website.
- Using a domain for an email service does not require approval from the service provider.
Corporate or organizational email services
- The service does not provide corporate or organizational email services.
Email login issues and new accounts
- The service does not handle email login issues or the creation of new email accounts.
Pricing
Corporate email service fees
- Email service providers charge fees for corporate email services.
Compiled from 22 facts observed across 9 customer calls.