In my previous post I explained why I've decided to stick with Hey and I'm glad I did. The way personal domains are handled is great. Despite the odd combo discount construction, the setup was painless and the way it's implemented works very well. I mainly wanted to move away from my Gmail account which is being forwarde to Hey, but mo...

When Hey just launched I decided to give it a go. Some of the aspects immediately made sense, such as having a paper trail for receipts and a feed for news letters. The initial screening was somewhat tedious, but I value the principle behind it. Instead of having to figure out where an email is coming from and unsubscribing or reportin...