Use of own domain name with Office 365 Home/Premium

Anonymous
2014-04-10T18:13:41+00:00

I cannot seem to find out whether I can add my own private domain, i.e. not a business user, but I own a personalised domain, with Office 365 Home Premium.

In other words, I would like to use ******@mydomain.com instead of ******@outlook.com.

I know you can do this with Office 365 for Business, but need to know whether this can be done with Home Premium.

Thanks

Chris

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  1. Anonymous
    2019-02-25T20:19:08+00:00

    I get - too bad

    Sorry, this offer is for new customers only.

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  2. Anonymous
    2019-02-25T20:16:52+00:00

    Thank you very much. Looks new to me.

    If I already have an office 365 home subscription and from Europe - its not clear exactly what to do, but I will investigate.

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  4. Anonymous
    2019-01-21T12:18:07+00:00

    My domain cannot be transferred to GoDaddy. But I've parked it on their DNS servers starting November, 2018. I've mentioned about my scenario in one of my November's or December post. Since that time I've been using it for integration with my Outlook Premium for personalised email address with success. So far there was no issue.

    Yes, I also have a zone with them for a domain registered elsewhere and it also hasn't been removed yet.

    But it's just reasonable to point out that this feature is intended for other purposes (to prepare a domain for transfer to GD without downtime) and NOT for prolonged use without transfer.

    In fact, they specifically warn you to to this by saying that they might deactivate it.

    That's why I called it "not for productive use".

    But as lon as it works...

    Also, sidenote: if you domain can't be transferred, I believe you can buy a premium service there that allows you to formally use their NS without having the domains there (effectively what you do today but with the guarantee that they don't delete you).

    Just for reference. If you experience any trouble you can resort to that.

    But it's not cheap and kind of ruins the business case I think.

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  5. Anonymous
    2019-01-19T11:45:59+00:00

    because GoDaddy will deactivate it after a while (this is only intended to be used to move domains, not as a permanent production use case).

    So for proper use you will have to move your domain over to GoDaddy.

    There's no way around this.

    After that just follow the FAQ. 

    It's all really straightforward.

    My domain cannot be transferred to GoDaddy. But I've parked it on their DNS servers starting November, 2018. I've mentioned about my scenario in one of my November's or December post. Since that time I've been using it for integration with my Outlook Premium for personalised email address with success. So far there was no issue.

    I've also setup another zone which I don't use, just for a test and it hasn't been removed so far. 

    So, my case proves that it works without buying any premium service from GoDaddy. Despite of that I cannot guarantee any durability of that solution.

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