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MXRoute has the right to decide what's allowed and what isn't. Don't like it, use another service. Freedom of choice (Image)

I have an account with mxroute already, but this needs to be gdpr compliant

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Why do you even need MXRoute specifically for multiple accounts to receive mail? Can't you do that on any old VPS or even Directadmin reseller?

the policy "dont signup ∞ accounts using mxroute" was created cuz a user made 30k steam accounts some years back.

i remember when this happened on mxroute's rocketchat

mad props for mxroute, keep catching these kind of pest. lmao

wendtalk.com/discussion/193489/bulkemail-creation-mxroute-help

In MXRoute I use Rclone sync for the daily copy of emails (also in cPanel accounts from another provider).

Keep up the good work i am very satisfied with mxroute @jar

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So to clarify: with MXRoute the law doesn't determine what content is allowed, the private business (you, subjectively) does?

* I do not want other service providers to see a strong correlation between MXroute and abuse, to the point where they might find it of value to mitigate the abuse by blocking MXroute servers, reducin

MXRoute also advertises aliasing on their homepage.

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