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do you have promo for reseller 25GB SSD space in SG annually?
Nope, we don't, only lifetime.
whose life is this?
your life?
your company life?
client life?
Does it really matter?
If Mike dies, I would assume the product dies.
If the company dies, I would assume the product dies.
If the client dies, does it even need the product anymore?
I'll take long before someone dies (except for unexpected events).
A company can decide to die anytime, even tomorrow.
At least it won't affect other clients.
I was trying to point out that it doesn't really matter whose lifetime you count. No matter which lifetime ends, the product ends.
MailChannels for outbound only? No incoming spam filtering?
I think that's actually the attractive side, honesty instead of professionally ripping you off.
Give that some thought please. We need more humanity and less companies in the world.
My experience with shared hosting on MyW was that incoming did have a light touch on incoming spam filtering by default, but had spam assassin you could play with. I did notice that one particular routine daily spam-email from facebook was filtered on inbound.
You're replying to a banned participant
I am aware of that, but I think my comment is still relevant.
You don't use mailbaby anymore? or some customers have mailbaby, some other have mailchannel? Any difference between both options delivery wise?
Thanks
FWIW, the shared account I recently trialed from MyW in USA was using a mailbaby relay. AFAIK, mailbaby is a different volume-based billing model than mailchannels monthly-based billing and I'm not sure if there's any real performance difference (no hate on either, I'm just a user).
Under the hood they are the same thing.
Hint: read their SPF records and dig into IP ranges - you will notice that Mailbaby is (extremely likely) a reseller of Mailchannels.
Thanks guys.
Seems like they use them "when necessary" i.e. when they are not able to deliver themselves (unless this changes since @interservermike wrote): https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3141343/#Comment_3141343
If you're around in 6-8 weeks when the authorities have processed my VAT number, I'll grab the reseller advanced lifetime package
Hey there guys, yes, we're sing MailBaby, which utilize MailChannels - we had a large plan with MailChannels that was costing way too much - we decided to move to MailBaby - they essentially relay through MailChannels. I haven't seen any email delivered through their mail servers directly.
Yeah that's it, we're not sending more than 100k / month right now. It'd be more expensive with MailChannels as we had a larger plan with them.
Correct mate!
Correct.
The main company has been operating since December 2015, where MyW is almost 3 years old.
Future plans: Colocation fully, owned hardware.
We're using rspamd, we don't use anything else for inbound filtering.
Great, we just publicly made his competitors know how to compete with him... like this will probably get indexed as well.
Inbound filtering is expensive.
I am making custom HTTP-IMAP adapter for Mailgun and SendGrid to churn on their (free) inbound filtering - follow the development at https://www.cnbeining.com/2022/03/use-mailgun-sendgrid-for-free-inbound-spam-filtering/ .
Oh no worries, competition is healthy.
Hey guys,
We have plenty of stock left, let's order