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Don't ask for proof of subscription, don't ask questions, don't ask for KYC...
Do you think we are a criminalized firm or a company?
You are the exact kind of customer we don't accept so if that is your mindset, don't buy any kind of service from us in the future.
Real registered company with all data and address on page.
Not ignoring messages of (potential) customers.
I dont need your services.
You asked feedback? gave you.
I'm pretty sure you have orders with fake info on your business.
Kyc is stupid and most of the time its useless.
Yes, some are amateurs and they can be catched.
Mail is free, is hard to make users pay for it.
Why the fk should i or one pay if wont deliver business/promo mail.
This is scam market.
Offering paid email just for personal use? There is yahoo and gmail for that and its free plus at least you dont get to give them your cc/id/etc.
And good anti spam ...
Everything what you need
And did I forget good anti spam...
can you show any email service with a good anti-spam, with low false positives?
So far the best Google Workspace.. But then you pay 6 dollar / month
Almost never an issue with it..
Sometimes they place activation codes from Instagram to promo tab. Many false positives with shadow bans, at the same times, spam from google groups bypass. Not the best
What I need:
What I DON'T need:
Then you better use a dedicated IP. Heat it carefully.
Would be great, if mail service provide a kind of transactional service, like sendgrid. But the profitability of such business is questionable.
I self-hosting my own e-mail for 5 years at this point, and I've been taking extremely good care of my IP address. Yet everything was thrown out of the window a month ago when the entire /17 my IP was on was blocked on icloud.com, and Apple says it won't unblock because my DC is not handling the abuse as they expected.
I MEAN IT.
Highest IP reputation and a pay as you go model would be great.
This is actually a great idea. Useful for light use.
Interesting, pay as you go as it should be?
Can you give me an example?
Isn't month to month already "pay as you go"?
I'm a man of simplicity. I don't want some bloated web UI. Give me roundcube and some peace of mind that things like my invoices and server welcome emails from WHMCS are received by my customers.
For personal email I'll be sticking with Proton for the foreseeable future. For business, been very happy with MXRoute for years. I use CraneMail less, since it's newer and anything of importance was already with MXRoute, but it does what I want it to do as well.
Maybe like Zoho.
Not really. Pay-as-you-go is when you pay for the amount of emails. So, if this month you sent 0 emails - you pay 0. I am not sure this model is profitable but it would be interesting to see it from my perspective.
Works for campaign mailings and the like, but you still have to pay for cold storage and all that. Pretty sure it pays off at scale, as long as enough customers help cover the fixed costs.
Just as an example:
100 emails sent for X€
1000 emails sent for X€
and so on
This means that the service can be used until the credits are used up. For people who send few emails this could be interesting and as a small company you could immediately collect the money and use it to further expand the service
Edit: like zoho pay as you go mentioned from @JohnFilch123
Now I get it, I don't think we will do it at least not soon as this might entice spammers and users using it as aggressive mail marketing.
Our email service will be dedicated to private and business users who make normal use of email.
Most important things for me are:
Currently I use Google Workspace because uptime and deliverability are basically perfect.
is squirrelmail still an option? i like it so much!
Some thing I don't see here but I think is essential is, human and prompt customer support. Email is too essential to deal with bots when things break