Help with setting up an email please

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hi sorry I`m totally newbiw for this topic as I never set up an email like:

[email protected]

or

[email protected]


Do I need Outlook?

Can I use Gmail?

GoDaddy?

Where do I start?

If I reg a new domain and I want privacy on it, can I still do this?

Probably most of questions spund dumb to you...sorry.

Thanks guys.
 
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[email protected]

or

[email protected]


Do I need Outlook?

Can I use Gmail?

GoDaddy?


Where do I start?
If you want to create emails then you need to host the domain and create email accounts there
godaddy could be one, there are lots of hosting provider some of them will do it or guide for you
If I reg a new domain and I want privacy on it, can I still do this?

Probably most of questions spund dumb to you...sorry.

Thanks guys.
yeah you can have privacy later on also, depending on your registrar some of them charge for it some don't
 
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thank you, ok so without hosting its not possible.

Alright gotta give GoDaddy more money :)

Cheers
 
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well some domain registrar do offer free emails also
as per what I have seen in reviews godaddy hosting is not recommended, shop around you can find lots of good hosting services cheaper than godaddy
 
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Normaly godaddy gives you one email for free (per Domain).

or you point your domain to your hosting and create there your email account.
 
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Some registrars allow you to create one or more forwarding E-mails if the name is not hosted.
 
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