Anyone with an Office 365 Business Premium plan (other than Psychocandy)?

[BlueSharp]

You can have extra email addresses without another exchange licence one of two ways:

• Shared mail box
• Alias - replies will be from your main email address

[Spoiler]

I'm on Business Premium - you can add 'unlimited' (I'm assuming there's a limit!) domains to your account. You can then add aliases to a user account, or create a shared mailbox. Shared boxes don't need licensing AFAIK, but anyone connecting to them will need to be.

Similar here - have a licenses account with multiple aliases. Also can add other custom domains and have aliases from different domains.
Shared mailboxes, distribution groups, etc...

[SimonMac]

I'm on Business Premium - you can add 'unlimited' (I'm assuming there's a limit!) domains to your account. You can then add aliases to a user account, or create a shared mailbox. Shared boxes don't need licensing AFAIK, but anyone connecting to them will need to be.

I have a handful of "other" accounts that I wouldn't want as a alias forwarding to a single (my) mailbox

From what I have read, shared mailboxes under 50GB don't need a licence.

Cheers

[vwdan]

I see with the Business Premium plan you can have custom email and outlook etc, do you know if there is a limit to the number of email addresses you can have, is it on a 1:1 ratio with the number of user subscriptions you have? Can you shave shared mailboxes for example?

I'm on Business Premium - you can add 'unlimited' (I'm assuming there's a limit!) domains to your account. You can then add aliases to a user account, or create a shared mailbox. Shared boxes don't need licensing AFAIK, but anyone connecting to them will need to be.

[SimonMac]

I see with the Business Premium plan you can have custom email and outlook etc, do you know if there is a limit to the number of email addresses you can have, is it on a 1:1 ratio with the number of user subscriptions you have? Can you shave shared mailboxes for example?