@dionaea
The general “Any Receipt” offer is not always available, and when it is, it’s usually available only once a week in any store (that I’ve tried).

When you’re viewing a store and adding offers, there is an “Any item” category. “Any receipt” would be there if it’s available, along with other, more specific “any item of this type” offers.

@fivetalents said in Mem. Day Update: Bed Bath & Beyond 'Beyond+' Membership (Valid thru January 2, 2023) (can do it again!):

Time to cancel unless you want to start getting charged for membership in a few weeks.

Thanks for the reminder!

@phat200
I have one domain, and I think I set up two email accounts, but only really use one. I have a few aliases set up that I also am not using now.

I haven’t ever used domain-level filters, so I can’t help with that, sorry.

These days I mostly use their webmail, although I also have Outlook set up to download via POP (and also separately via IMAP because it’s sometimes easier to use that when I’m trying to clean up my inbox). Outlook filters spam into the junk folder, and the webmail into a spam folder. Outlook still downloads the emails that the webmail puts into spam. Outlook has its own spam filter system, although it may be flagged in the email headers by zoho. I’m not sure about that. Outlook seems to filter more into the junk folder than zoho does on webmail, but it could be that I haven’t trained it as well.

Hope that helps a bit.

Hi, I’ve checked my settings and I’ll try to answer your questions as best I can, but I’m not an expert.

1. The mail servers are zoho’s domain (like mail.zoho.com but it’s a different prefix).
2. It looks like the name server is my domain host’s, not the email host. DNS is a different setting. The MX records in the DNS are pointing to zoho.
3. If you are using Outlook or another program to download your email, I would think that the filters and address book would be stored in Outlook, and should still work. It’s possible you’d need to adjust the filters to look for something different, but I’m not sure. Do you have all that set up on the back end/current email host? I don’t use cPanel currently for anything, so I can’t really answer the rest. That may be something I don’t do on my account.
4. I haven’t had to contact support much at all, so it’s hard to say. I did have an issue downloading to Outlook a few weeks ago. I emailed the support email address and got an answer within a day. (Turns out they have a limit of 50,000 emails in the mailbox, and at that point POP downloading doesn’t work.) That said, my expectations of heavy tech support for a free account are low.
5. I’m not sure exactly what TLS is, but in my settings it uses “SSL/TLS”.
6. SSL certificates would only be relevant for websites and not email hosting as far as I know.
7. According to the sign-up page I linked to previously, they have a 25MB limit on attachments. I don’t usually have trouble with this limit.
8. A few years ago I had some issues with a few of my emails being rejected for spam/blacklisting, but that hasn’t happened for a long time. In terms of my incoming emails, their spam filter seems to be pretty accurate. I have my account set up to deliver all emails, and the ones flagged as spam go into the spam folder. So I don’t miss any that could be false positives (if that’s the kind of thing you were asking about).

I moved to Zoho about 9 years ago when the company that had been hosting my domain and email for free (a former employer) informed me that they were going to start charging quite a bit to continue hosting my domain. It’s possible you might be happier with a service that has a higher level of customer support available. But for me, this has worked out well so far. Hopefully that will continue!

I have a similar situation, a domain with no website and a very small number of email accounts. I’ve been using Zoho mail for free to host my email for many years now. It’s not perfect but for free I can’t complain. They have a 5 GB storage limit, which I’ve run into, but if you download all your email that won’t be relevant.

At this point all I pay for is the domain itself, and my domain host points to Zoho for email. You definitely don’t need to pay for web hosting.

I’m not positive, but I think the plan I’m on is in the left blue box if you scroll down on this page: https://www.zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html

And me. I’ve been meaning to ask about it.

@sonofzeus said in Fetch 100% back on Entenmann's Cake Truffles and Good Humor Vienetta:

@hbg1 said in Fetch 100% back on Entenmann's Cake Truffles and Good Humor Vienetta:

Entenmann

Have you tried this: https://www.entenmanns.com/en/store-locator

Thanks for the link. I did try that, but I wasn’t able to find the cake truffles on that page. Most stores near me have Entenmann’s in general, but the cake truffles don’t show up with the rest. I figure either nobody is carrying it, or they haven’t put it up on the websites yet.

I have the Entenmann’s offer but can’t figure out where to get it. No stores around me have it listed on their websites. I’ll have to just look whenever I’m at a store. But I"m glad for the heads up!

@marvomatic
Thank you! This just added 3 months to my stacking free trials via Target and T-Mobile. My subscription is now good through December 2023!

Not sure what an Apple Card is, but I’m pretty sure I don’t have one.

@my4mainecoons said in Amex Bluecash Everyday card 3% CASH BACK on U.S. online retail purchases:

@hbg1 said in Amex Bluecash Everyday card 3% CASH BACK on U.S. online retail purchases:

@my4mainecoons said in Amex Bluecash Everyday card 3% CASH BACK on U.S. online retail purchases:

Interesting. I’ve only used this card for the 3% back on groceries. Is the 3% back on gas new too? I thought gas and everything else were 1%.

I’m currently toward the end of a year upgraded to preferred for free, but if I recall, gas is 2% back for the Everyday card. Since they aren’t offering the 3% on retail for the preferred version, I definitely plan to downgrade again when my free year expires.

gas is now 3% back on Everyday. Maybe you meant 2% on Preferred?

Sorry, I meant to say that it was 2% for gas on the Everyday card, before this change. Not 1%. Department stores were also 2% (as of 8/2021, at least).