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Would you use MXroute?
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There is also a layer of spam that is sent to inboxes because customers requested it in large quantity. If you go to create an email filter, you can set one to move spam to a spam folder. This gets rid of a lot of it. The worst offenders, of course, get rejected outright, but a bunch still goes to inbox.
Seems that even though Gmail sets the industry standards and they filter email to a spam folder, customers get pissed when you filter their email into folders for them. That was something I learned.
There's something else at play there. Not having an issues like that, only on rare occasions where email delays are reported on twitter/status page.
Just like choosing any host for any kind of service, I recommend to actually try the service for a few months and judge for yourself. We all have slightly tweaked preferences.
MXRoute I've used for few years now, using free services is in the long distant past for me.
You also need to scan the email of millions of people simultaneously so you can peg something as likely spam if it's sent out to too many people at once.
@jarland Quick qn.. Is there a possibility to add buy storage?
I like that MXroute has an overall space allocation where I can allocate to each user (unlike a fixed common number for each user whether or not they need that space). However, if the overall storage exceeds 40 GB, is there a way to pay for more storage?
You can not go wrong with jarland ,he is pro in his stuff !!
All has been said already :-)
Have been using MXRoute from the beginning. @jarland is a great guy who really goes far to help.
Incoming spam is indeed higher than google, but google did delete some important ones for me.
MXRoute +1
I do already use MxRoute, for important emails too. I get a perfect score on mail-tester. No problems with delivery or any missing emails. Spam is almost non existent, but I don't go around signing up at shady places with these email addresses.
We can always work something out via ticket. I'm always fair. There does reach a point, however, where we'd need to start talking about more dedicated resources. I'm generally not prepared for a single customer of exceptionally high volume of storage.
Thanks @jarland.
@jarland Do you allow sending "promotional" emails?
Double opt-in only.
I do not use it myself but I often refer it to my hosting clients to use it so that their emails reach out to their audience & they can have an unaffected email inbox.
Excuse me, what do you mean?
I am using both webhosting smtp server and mailchimp to send emails/newsletters (~700 subscribers) and I am looking to improve our ways of communications now we have a new CRM based on sugarcrm.
Thanks!
Pretty new to mxroute but simply couldn't resist @jarland's offer. I don't need the space, but unlimited domains and email accounts? Heck yes! Used gmail before (still do for some of my email addresses), however some of my forum email notifications and website email confirmations are getting pretty high so why not giving mxroute a try considering the load of positive feedbacks.
Man stop it, I don't want something that works and talking to me like a human is a bad thing. Makes me think I know something or I am worth something.
Appreciate all the kind words, friends. I can't speak as highly of it as you all do. To me MXroute is a never-ending project, it's never complete and it's never good enough. I have so many images in my head of what it should be. If it keeps growing like it is, it won't matter if I can turn all of that vision into reality. It'll be able to fund the team of people necessary to run with the vision.
Honestly, if I had known MXroute would grow this fast organically with minimal effort on marketing, I probably would have went after investments to compile a dev team.
It's become the go-to email service for people who are tired of DreamHost's poor email quality (seems to be the only thing they don't do well). It's on track to double it's income this year from last year. I can't thank you all enough.
I'll keep trying to make you all proud
Sent you a PM regarding MXroute.
But I like the cheap concept and the website is simple and beautiful, love the colors.
I just found an old link for the $10/year Black Friday London plan. I bought two!
When I was using MXRoute (2015-2017) I was nothing but happy about it. Worked like it should. My expectations were quite low in the beginning, but when I signed up I was wrong, the service was awesome and @Jarland is a nice guy to work with if you have any problems.
10/10 would signup again if I had the money for it. Currently using Zoho free one, but I'm not really happy with it.
I never seen a bad review about MxRoute anywhere
Don't use them stay away because....you will like their service so much it hurts! I've switched a lot of email accounts to mxroute and I can't fault them. Top service indeed.
Why not mxroute 2.0? Put up a dev team and do your thing
So long as it doesn't turn in to SolusVM 2.0
We all know what @jarland does at night with MXroute:
Just kidding. I share the same opinion of everyone else here and think he runs a great service.
Now if only @jarland got really drunk and offered a $5/yr plan
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Would be great! Get drunk please, would signup instantly.
Really, gents? $10/year isn't cheap enough for a fully managed mail service, from someone who you actually trust to treat your mail properly?
I think you need to give your heads a bit of a wobble.
Well, he did once, for Black Friday 2015. I signed up for that plan at that time, but then gave it up a year later, largely because I wanted to
suffer throughhave the experience of running my own mail server. I have a mild regret about this (it was a steal for $5/yr!), even if I've learned a lot by trying to run my own mail server ...can you share the link?
Don't know if it is London but here is 15GB for 10$/y:
https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=46