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* mxroute (to be honest, though, what’s been written gives me a queasy feeling in my stomach.)

didn't they have a similar scandal to the one currently unfolding at MXRoute?

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Most small email hosting providers use the single server setup I am describing, MXroute included. They use what would equate to a single-server setup for hosting the emails.

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Since MXRoute and Namecrane are US-based companies and Fastmail is Australian, is there a reliable, privacy forward email host in the EU that complies with GDPR?

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Literally never been an issue. If my self-hosted server goes down, MXRoute starts receiving the mail instead. I don't use webmail, and all email clients let you check multiple accounts, caching receiv

to decide whether to send the next email via mxroute or not. Obviously, I might get some false errors on that just from people not waiting for the codes and giving up, but that would just push me to

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Something like self hosting incoming mail, and farming out outgoing (legit, non-spam) to MXRoute or another provider while also letting that provider be the 2nd delivery option is the way I've gone fo

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I'm on my second mxroute subscription, but only ever sent about 4 mails total through either account. I only got it because I'm planning to shift my company's business model from B2B to customers, and

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