Before discovering Zoho, I had my own domain and I used four different email accounts for four different purposes. That way, both the receiving and the sending of emails for each purpose were kept separate and none of the emails for one purpose would ever contain the addresses for any of the others. For example, there would be no chance of having finance-related emails intermix with game-related emails since they were not just aliases that shared the same login and password, but completely separate accounts.
Now I am preparing to get rid of my domain and I am looking for a place that I can set up the replacements for those four email accounts and possibly add one more - all of which I'd manage through POP3 or IMAP, with only occasional web-based access.
Gmail's free email allows multiple accounts and POP3, but I'm trying to avoid their intrusion and advertising as much as possible.
Hotmail's free email (or whatever name they've decided to call it this year) allows multiple accounts and POP3, but it's Micro$oft.
Yahoo's free email allows the multiple accounts, but POP3 access is a paid add on,
GMX allows POP3, but is dodgy about whether they allow multiple accounts or not (with even single-account users sometimes receiving notice that their accounts had been terminated). In addition, unless a Gmail user sets up a specific filter to allow the receipt of email from a GMX address, Gmail automatically considers ANY email from the gmx.com domain to be Spam.
Inbox.com allows multiple accounts and POP3, but they place advertising into the footers of each email you send, even via POP3.
Thus, while trying to find an alternative to the above, I discovered Zoho.
Now that I've tested Zoho and discovered no ads, no blocking by Gmail, no problems with POP3, etc., I would like to migrate my other three accounts to it and maybe add one more, for a total of five accounts/addresses, but I don't see any clear up-front list of limitations to say what I am permitted to do. In the forum, there have been a few limitation lists, but they all have mentioned only limitations of email size, the number of outgoing emails per day, etc., and have never said anything about how many accounts or email addresses one may have.
The closest I've found is that the product-feature listing says that free accounts may have five "users," but I can't find anything in any of the settings or profile options for creating the additional users. All the settings that ARE there ask for a "current password," which is not something that would already exist for a user, account or address that you are just creating for the first time.
Am I supposed to just go back to the original registration screen and sign up again by using the same email address with which I originally registered (and, therefore, your system will keep track of the number of users based upon how many times I sign up with that same base email address), or is there something else I should do?
Thank you.