Looking for alternatives to mango mail

lzy666

When I was using mango mail, I found that I couldn't send messages to certain mailboxes. I wasn't sure whether the other party's mail server blocked mango mail's mailbox server. I would like to ask if there is any platform with similar functions to mango mail. I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

kvz12

MXroute

nick_

MXroute or Purelymail.

tjn

MXroute

lzy666

@kvz12 said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

lzy666

@tjn said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

nick_

If so, go for Purelymail ($10/year) and keep an eye on MXroute's sale on LET. If you're lucky, you may get a $5/year deal.

kvz12

@lzy666 said:

@kvz12 said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

$30/3y Black Friday plan is still in stock: https://accounts.mxroute.com/?cmd=cart&action=add&id=250

lzy666

@nick_ said:
If so, go for Purelymail ($10/year) and keep an eye on MXroute's sale on LET. If you're lucky, you may get a $5/year deal.

I just tried puremail and it can indeed send and receive. I can accept the price!

lzy666

@kvz12 said:

@lzy666 said:

@kvz12 said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

$30/3y Black Friday plan is still in stock: https://accounts.mxroute.com/?cmd=cart&action=add&id=250

mxroute does not support trial and cannot be refunded after purchase. I'm afraid to try. I'm afraid I won't be able to use it after buying it.

JabJab

@lzy666 said: I wasn't sure whether the other party's mail server blocked mango mail's mailbox server.

Have you dropped a message to support? What did they say? Do you have any bounce mail? What does the logs says?

lzy666

I have sent a support email to mango mail and am waiting for their reply.

This is the return message sent by [email protected] to [email protected]

The second is the return information sent by [email protected] to [email protected]. I added [email protected] to Outlook and sent it in the desktop version of Outlook.

lzy666

@JabJab said:

@lzy666 said: I wasn't sure whether the other party's mail server blocked mango mail's mailbox server.

Have you dropped a message to support? What did they say? Do you have any bounce mail? What does the logs says?

They responded to me, but I plan to refund the money and buy from another company.

vpsground

MXroute

Hosmatic

@lzy666 said:

@JabJab said:

@lzy666 said: I wasn't sure whether the other party's mail server blocked mango mail's mailbox server.

Have you dropped a message to support? What did they say? Do you have any bounce mail? What does the logs says?

They responded to me, but I plan to refund the money and buy from another company.

You may be interested in our hosted mailcow plan. 5GB storage is free, but be aware that the free package requires identity verification to prevent abuse. We use stripe for identity verification.
https://www.hosmatic.com/p/mailserver

blackjack4494

Pineapple mail

tommyluo

Too many spams from qq.com? For me @hotmail.com @outlook.com are totally spam source.

mailcheap

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

CloudHopper

I signed up for MangoMail to test it and their "confirm your email address" email went directly to Spam....so I binned them off, got the MXRoute Black Friday deal, (3 years for $30), and the service is perfect.

shruub

@tommyluo said:
Too many spams from qq.com? For me @hotmail.com @outlook.com are totally spam source.

gmail as well... but well, the big providers do make the rules, sadly.

NUXOA

Hi, check out https://name.eu/

JosephF

@lzy666 said:

@tjn said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

http://mxroute.blackfriday/

JosephF

@NUXOA said:
Hi, check out https://name.eu/

Why them?

neoh

@mailcheap said:

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

Interesting! Why don't you use your own system to send emails?

JosephF

@neoh said:

@mailcheap said:

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

Interesting! Why don't you use your own system to send emails?

Why should you use your own system?

lzy666

@JosephF said:

@lzy666 said:

@tjn said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

http://mxroute.blackfriday/

SMALL is no longer in stock

JosephF

@lzy666 said:

@JosephF said:

@lzy666 said:

@tjn said:
MXroute

Thank you, but MXroute is beyond my budget

http://mxroute.blackfriday/

SMALL is no longer in stock

Is $30 for 3 years above your budget?

neoh

@JosephF said:

@neoh said:

@mailcheap said:

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

Interesting! Why don't you use your own system to send emails?

Why should you use your own system?

I do not run email hosting business but they do. It's a good way to market and to build trust in their brand imho.

mailcheap

@neoh said:

@mailcheap said:

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

Interesting! Why don't you use your own system to send emails?

There are sending limits when using our default outbound relay, applicable even for our internal systems so a compromised internal account doesn't impact deliverability for our entire customer base.

Pavin.

dallascao

zoho.com

neoh

@mailcheap said:

@neoh said:

@mailcheap said:

@lzy666 said: I don’t use it a lot, mostly for blog registration, comments, etc.

If your use case is mainly transactional in nature, have a look at AWS SES. Their pricing-deliverability performance is hard to beat at $1 USD for every 10k emails sent. We use it for our client/billing/support system and the monthly bill is usually just a few cents.

Pavin.

Interesting! Why don't you use your own system to send emails?

There are sending limits when using our default outbound relay, applicable even for our internal systems so a compromised internal account doesn't impact deliverability for our entire customer base.

Pavin.

I get your point. Thanks for your explanation.