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MXROUTE disabled/suspended all accounts bought from this reseller--Bytevirt

toftof Member
edited April 2025 in General

Supposedly the reason was that there was email abuse.
But isn't it normal to disable one account or domain?
It's unclear how many email users are affected.
This is a ridiculous way to do business.
RESELLER literally sells services that are not their own.
So the users aren't just reseller customers either?
Does mxroute have any responsibility for these customers?
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  • Perhaps the reseller got hacked and all accounts were compromised? Sucks if you close all just for only 1 abuser.

  • zedzed Member

    Well.

  • Wha? You brought an account from a resaller? I'll ping @jar and he could ask you why your account/domain is closed? I don't even understand this thread

  • fredo1664fredo1664 Member
    edited April 2025

    If I understood correctly how this kind of thread usually unfolds, I'll write my part. I should wait a few more posts but I'm afraid I'll forget.

    I trust MXRoute a lot as a long time user of 3 years. It handles the emails that my printer/scanner sends me, and also when my OVH-hunting-script needs to warn me of anything happening on OVH's API, MXRoute never fails to deliver. MX Route would never terminate my account even when I receive multiple emails from Let's Encrypt in a short period of time.
    I would recommend MXRoute to a friend.

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran

    Reseller needs to abide by the same terms needed to purchase direct from MXroute. I'd assume they were letting anyone and everyone sign up, causing issues.

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    When I finish manually reviewing the logs and domain lists for to every account under that reseller, and I’m confident that I have fully removed the spammers, I will unsuspend it.

    When I do, I highly recommend doing whatever you need to do to back up your data under this reseller. Imapsync your data.

    Billing automation systems have features that help reduce fraudulent service orders, and many hosts go out of their way to make sure they don’t continue to get new orders from abusive customers. Some hosts just provision anything that receives a payment without a care in the world, who cares about the impact on other customers if they can make $5? Well I do.

  • @MannDude said:
    Reseller needs to abide by the same terms needed to purchase direct from MXroute. I'd assume they were letting anyone and everyone sign up, causing issues.

    If a reseller customer account makes a mistake, wouldn't it make more sense to just ban the customer account?

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @syihabx said:

    @MannDude said:
    Reseller needs to abide by the same terms needed to purchase direct from MXroute. I'd assume they were letting anyone and everyone sign up, causing issues.

    If a reseller customer account makes a mistake, wouldn't it make more sense to just ban the customer account?

    And then the next customer account, and then the next customer account, and then the next customer account…

    Each one taking a piece of IP reputation for every other customer with it because new spam filters have to be built for new trends after recognizing them.

  • toftof Member

    @jar said:
    When I finish manually reviewing the logs and domain lists for to every account under that reseller, and I’m confident that I have fully removed the spammers, I will unsuspend it.

    When I do, I highly recommend doing whatever you need to do to back up your data under this reseller. Imapsync your data.

    Billing automation systems have features that help reduce fraudulent service orders, and many hosts go out of their way to make sure they don’t continue to get new orders from abusive customers. Some hosts just provision anything that receives a payment without a care in the world, who cares about the impact on other customers if they can make $5? Well I do.

    Victims experienced 1-2 days of service disruption.
    The backup was only a temporary measure and I don't expect to get a refund from reseller.
    But how can I prevent this from happening again?
    It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.
    You are a businessman too, you understand PROFIT!

  • I have to ask here. Mxroute has the cheapest rate for premium service.

    What is the "extra" benefit of buying through a reseller? Does it become even more cheap?

  • @jar said: And then the next customer account, and then the next customer account, and then the next customer account…

    Yeah, that’s definitely a big issue 😔

    BTW, I couldn’t complete the payment on MXroute—think it was a 3DS problem or something? 😅 Any chance you’d be open to accepting crypto just this once?

    Thanked by 1jar
  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep

    @tof said: But how can I prevent this from happening again?

    Don't buy from resellers?

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller,

    They were letting anyone signup according to @jar with no care to spam. Do you want him to congratulate the reseller and give him a prize?

    Thanked by 2tentor Ouji
  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @tof said:

    @jar said:
    When I finish manually reviewing the logs and domain lists for to every account under that reseller, and I’m confident that I have fully removed the spammers, I will unsuspend it.

    When I do, I highly recommend doing whatever you need to do to back up your data under this reseller. Imapsync your data.

    Billing automation systems have features that help reduce fraudulent service orders, and many hosts go out of their way to make sure they don’t continue to get new orders from abusive customers. Some hosts just provision anything that receives a payment without a care in the world, who cares about the impact on other customers if they can make $5? Well I do.

    Victims experienced 1-2 days of service disruption.
    The backup was only a temporary measure and I don't expect to get a refund from reseller.
    But how can I prevent this from happening again?
    It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.
    You are a businessman too, you understand PROFIT!

    So just fuck IP reputation and fuck every single other customer of mine because profit? Fuck you. Pay me enough to refund every god damn customer I have and then we’ll TALK about letting this shitty reseller destroy my hard work and the promises I’ve made to my customers.

    I run this to provide quality. I don’t wipe my ass with hundred dollar bills. I wipe my ass with the tear-stained tissues of spammers and the people who empower them. Your reseller chose to be the latter. That was their choice, and now they have to accept a service disruption for failure to properly filter their new service orders.

  • @jar said:

    @syihabx said:

    @MannDude said:
    Reseller needs to abide by the same terms needed to purchase direct from MXroute. I'd assume they were letting anyone and everyone sign up, causing issues.

    If a reseller customer account makes a mistake, wouldn't it make more sense to just ban the customer account?

    And then the next customer account, and then the next customer account, and then the next customer account…

    Each one taking a piece of IP reputation for every other customer with it because new spam filters have to be built for new trends after recognizing them.

    become very troublesome. This means that the reseller is not implementing the mxroute policy properly. but it is also difficult to filter customers who intend to abuse the service

  • All mail should land in spam and we should allowininbox predefined hosts/domains.
    Some police'ing the internet is meh.
    Who the hell pay's for email just to send non business mail? You have whatsapp for that.
    :)

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @syihabx said:

    @jar said:

    @syihabx said:

    @MannDude said:
    Reseller needs to abide by the same terms needed to purchase direct from MXroute. I'd assume they were letting anyone and everyone sign up, causing issues.

    If a reseller customer account makes a mistake, wouldn't it make more sense to just ban the customer account?

    And then the next customer account, and then the next customer account, and then the next customer account…

    Each one taking a piece of IP reputation for every other customer with it because new spam filters have to be built for new trends after recognizing them.

    become very troublesome. This means that the reseller is not implementing the mxroute policy properly. but it is also difficult to filter customers who intend to abuse the service

    I don’t know, I seem to do alright at it.

  • toftof Member

    @wadhah said:

    @tof said: But how can I prevent this from happening again?

    Don't buy from resellers?

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller,

    They were letting anyone signup according to @jar with no care to spam. Do you want him to congratulate the reseller and give him a prize?

    Then why not shutting down the reseller program?
    Or warn users of this risk earlier.

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @tof said:

    @wadhah said:

    @tof said: But how can I prevent this from happening again?

    Don't buy from resellers?

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller,

    They were letting anyone signup according to @jar with no care to spam. Do you want him to congratulate the reseller and give him a prize?

    Then why not shutting down the reseller program?
    Or warn users of this risk earlier.

    It was the job of your reseller to warn you of the risk of their lack of attention to their ordering process.

    Thanked by 1Falzo
  • @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.

    The reseller is breaking the agreement by allowing the abuse or not preventing it. As one myself: no, it's not ridiculous to blame the reseller. Luckily I trust the communication process and handling of such events that I am not too worried about being booted off completely, but cautious to the possibility.

    The key thing I am gathering from Jar's response is that it's not a singular issue, he said spammers. One or two I'm sure would be dealt with appropriately.. a pattern needs to be investigated and prevented.

    Also your title is misleading

  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep

    @tof said:

    @wadhah said:

    @tof said: But how can I prevent this from happening again?

    Don't buy from resellers?

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller,

    They were letting anyone signup according to @jar with no care to spam. Do you want him to congratulate the reseller and give him a prize?

    Then why not shutting down the reseller program?
    Or warn users of this risk earlier.

    I think you need to read jar's comments a few more times

    @jar said: When I finish manually reviewing the logs and domain lists for to every account under that reseller, and I’m confident that I have fully removed the spammers, I will unsuspend it.

    Thanked by 2jar cainyxues
  • @MichaelCee said:

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.

    The reseller is breaking the agreement by allowing the abuse or not preventing it. As one myself: no, it's not ridiculous to blame the reseller. Luckily I trust the communication process and handling of such events that I am not too worried about being booted off completely, but cautious to the possibility.

    The key thing I am gathering from Jar's response is that it's not a singular issue, he said spammers. One or two I'm sure would be dealt with appropriately.. a pattern needs to be investigated and prevented.

    Also your title is misleading

    I hope onepoundmail will remain safe, I have an account there 😁

    Thanked by 1MichaelCee
  • @syihabx said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.

    The reseller is breaking the agreement by allowing the abuse or not preventing it. As one myself: no, it's not ridiculous to blame the reseller. Luckily I trust the communication process and handling of such events that I am not too worried about being booted off completely, but cautious to the possibility.

    The key thing I am gathering from Jar's response is that it's not a singular issue, he said spammers. One or two I'm sure would be dealt with appropriately.. a pattern needs to be investigated and prevented.

    Also your title is misleading

    I hope onepoundmail will remain safe, I have an account there 😁

    Same, but regardless of who's safe/trusted/reputable etc etc.. keep your own backups. Even as a direct customer.

    Thanked by 2syihabx tof
  • imhcgimhcg Member

    Dear Jar, I'd like to inquire with respect. Regarding bytevirt, is it the case that they were aware of the existence of the abuse situation, had the capability and the responsibility to prevent it, but actually took no action at all? Thank you for your time and kind attention.

    Thanked by 1jar
  • toftof Member

    @MichaelCee said:

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.

    The reseller is breaking the agreement by allowing the abuse or not preventing it. As one myself: no, it's not ridiculous to blame the reseller. Luckily I trust the communication process and handling of such events that I am not too worried about being booted off completely, but cautious to the possibility.

    The key thing I am gathering from Jar's response is that it's not a singular issue, he said spammers. One or two I'm sure would be dealt with appropriately.. a pattern needs to be investigated and prevented.

    Also your title is misleading

    I changed the title( from CLOSED to disabled/suspended)
    I didn't know the difference between closed and suspended before posting this.
    RESELLER did not do their due diligence to inform me.

    Thanked by 1MichaelCee
  • @Spirits said:
    All mail should land in spam and we should allowininbox predefined hosts/domains.
    Some police'ing the internet is meh.
    Who the hell pay's for email just to send non business mail? You have whatsapp for that.
    :)

    Me pay for emails to send nothing, stop judging :(

    Thanked by 2wadhah khalequzzaman
  • OnePoundEmail has always followed MXroute's policies pretty closely—they even added some stuff about Instantly.ai recently, which I think MXroute also included in their latest updates (if I’m remembering right).
    Maybe people were abusing it? Not sure 🤷‍♂️

    Alsooo... looks like @MichaelCee snagged that legendary MXroute deal 👀
    Any chance OnePoundEmail might throw in some matching 😉😉😜 over-the-top MXroute-style packages too? 😏

    Thanked by 3jar MichaelCee Decicus
  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @syihabx said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @tof said: It's even more ridiculous to blame reseller, of course they joined your program because they want to profit.

    The reseller is breaking the agreement by allowing the abuse or not preventing it. As one myself: no, it's not ridiculous to blame the reseller. Luckily I trust the communication process and handling of such events that I am not too worried about being booted off completely, but cautious to the possibility.

    The key thing I am gathering from Jar's response is that it's not a singular issue, he said spammers. One or two I'm sure would be dealt with appropriately.. a pattern needs to be investigated and prevented.

    Also your title is misleading

    I hope onepoundmail will remain safe, I have an account there 😁

    Well he actually cares and doesn’t just sleep while WHMCS automates everything. So I don’t see why it wouldn’t be safe.

  • Where's the net neutrality guys lmao

  • 75% off with Bytevirt discount code when? :D

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @imhcg said:
    Dear Jar, I'd like to inquire with respect. Regarding bytevirt, is it the case that they were aware of the existence of the abuse situation, had the capability and the responsibility to prevent it, but actually took no action at all? Thank you for your time and kind attention.

    I don’t know if I could say they were aware. I don’t think they pay attention until something breaks.

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