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Frankly, in light of your comments, I think that you would do best to use G Suite or Office 365. (Or take the time to learn a bit more about mail servers, etc.)
As I said above, you can do a combo.
Yandex - Incoming Mail
ElasticEmail - Outgoing Mail
If you have a SMTP client like Sendy.co, or anything which you can input your SMTP details in, it works wonders.
Why didn't you go with mxroute.
I have MXRoute, but my personal stuff is setup on MailCheap because that's where it's at already.
Gotcha. My mistake
I use www.inbox.eu, free registration is available for up to 3 users (mailboxes) per domain.
but it's for newsletter?
Euroasia. Moscow is in Europe. Sorry to correct you))
And I use Yandex mail in America.
Yandex Mail is not bad at all. And it is free.
I'm sure you'll be satisfied with yandex if you're not afraid of FSB of course.
There is also another similar product from mail.ru https://biz.mail.ru/mail/
If your concerns are about data safety and security I can recommend https://protonmail.com with paid accounts.
Sorry but Moscow isn't Europe. IS Russia.
Stop it.
I need to use business email not newsletter.
@chiccorosso
If you mean EU you should say it.
geographical XD
Well yes, europe is geographical. The european union is something else.
Sendy works out of box for Amazon ses . I have not tested SMTP but seems good too .
Mailgun has issues with delivery in our case .
Elastic ,I have not tried but these days I hesitate to try free emails after issues both mailgun and sparkpost where emails going to spam or emails being dropped completely .
Amazon ses is dead cheap and very high delivery rates provided it is setup properly . I have dropped many unnecessary mails from whmcs to save cost to half now
Please i’m looking for business mail not newsletter
we use amazon ses for business smtp transaction mail
Dear lord haha.
@chiccorosso I don't usually recommend myself but if you want hosted email I'm happy to provide it at mxroute.com.
oh I see what he wanted
Those services people suggested are not exclusivly for sending newsletters. If you want everything in one package your options are pretty much:
If you put tracking beacons in your email then it can increase the spam score (e.g. spamassassin's TRACKER_ID). This is decided by the recipient's mail server, so it will be true regardless of which sender you use.
We've been happy with Amazon SES
All of our plans (incl. data storage & offsite backups) except location specific plans are located in France, EU.
Regards,
Pavin.
how did you read/send email?
Your domain might not be configured properly (DKIM/SPF etc.) and none of the alternatives suggested here will help you unless you fix that.
He meant for email delivery, you can just integrate it with your MTA.
I'm assuming that when it comes to something as important as e-mails that people would generally want to go with a reputable outfit.
I'd trust Pavin if that's worth anything, been doing this long enough to have some kind of value in my word at least... However small :P
I was going to go with them but then I read the reviews:
https://webhostinggeeks.com/providers/mailcheap_co
I am using Rackspace and they have servers in East Coastal so I believe the connection to EU is not bad.
Those reviews are silly. For the most part, they're people who needed serious hand-holding and were looking in the wrong place to begin with. In a few of the cases, Pavin replied, but there was never any follow-up by the person who made the comment.
I would sooner rely on what LET users say about Mailcheap.co.