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Apple and its iCloud is offering using an own domain for receiving and sending emails.
I set the DNS entries on my registrar and I can receive emails but I'm not able to send emails from that email.
In my cloud email account or in the Mail App on Desktop I can not select this email Account as sender.
Anybody having the same issue and was able to resolve it?
Hi Fluffy75,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
First, ensure all settings are correct by taking a look at this article: Set up a custom email domain for iCloud Mail on all your devices.
Then, check out: Use Custom Email Domain with iCloud Mail
After you configure your domain, you can set up any existing email addresses you already own, create new ones, or delete any you don't need anymore. You can use your custom email address in the Mail app on any device signed in with your Apple ID and iCloud Mail turned on, or on iCloud.com/mail.
You can use iCloud Mail to send and receive email with up to five personal domains, with up to three email addresses per domain.
If you're still having issues sending emails after setting up your custom domain and ensuring you're signed in with the correct Apple ID with iCloud Mail turned on, we suggest reporting the issue to Apple Support directly: Get Support
Take care.
Hi Fluffy75,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
First, ensure all settings are correct by taking a look at this article: Set up a custom email domain for iCloud Mail on all your devices.
Then, check out: Use Custom Email Domain with iCloud Mail
After you configure your domain, you can set up any existing email addresses you already own, create new ones, or delete any you don't need anymore. You can use your custom email address in the Mail app on any device signed in with your Apple ID and iCloud Mail turned on, or on iCloud.com/mail.
You can use iCloud Mail to send and receive email with up to five personal domains, with up to three email addresses per domain.
If you're still having issues sending emails after setting up your custom domain and ensuring you're signed in with the correct Apple ID with iCloud Mail turned on, we suggest reporting the issue to Apple Support directly: Get Support
Take care.
Send Mails with own Domain not working on iCloud
