Microsoft ends free email service for custom domains
Microsoft has stopped accepting new registrations for its free Custom Domains service, effective immediately. The move was announced today on the Windows Live Admin Center page, where users manage custom email addresses. Microsoft says they will continue to support existing custom email addresses “indefinitely.”
See zdnet.com for more details.
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