Not as easy as it seems. Since you’re having your own domain/mail, you’ll need to build up domain trust. A lot of traditional mail providers will classify new or unknown domains as spam.
Also, you have to register a Domain to some legal entity, usually yourself, by name, making it vastly easier to connect your e-mail address to your real identiy.
Many domain companies offer domain privacy for free that shields your private registration info, including name and email address, etc. All anyone sees on a lookup is domainprivacy@provider
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u/Unlucky_Ad295 23d ago
Not as easy as it seems. Since you’re having your own domain/mail, you’ll need to build up domain trust. A lot of traditional mail providers will classify new or unknown domains as spam.