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I want to subscribe to a Proton Mail Premium plan when there's a good discount. My goal is to use the custom domain feature so I can use my own domain instead of proton.me. This looks more professional and also obscures the fact that I'm using Proton's infrastructure.

My question is, if my subscription expires, will I still be able to receive emails? I'm concerned about this because I want to use it for academic work and publishing my papers, and I want it to remain active for years. However, I'm worried that if I can't renew my subscription, my emails will become inaccessible. What's your opinion on this?
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brian 1y ago 💬 1

you would likely lose the ability to receive at that custom domain but your prior emails will remain in your free tier proton account up to your free tier storage capacity.

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24e7eec3... 1y ago 💬 1

So, do you think I shouldn't use a personal domain to publish articles? Because I want to be able to receive emails for years to come.

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brian 1y ago

You can always point the mx record to another provider or a vps with mail server in the future if you don't like proton.