I personally don't care if my e-mail messages go into their spam folders simply because they want IP reputation within their private blacklists or reverse DNS. So be it, feck them all! We struggle wit

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Cloudflare is shit though for these type of things. See kiwifarm incident, how cf initially hosted kf dns/cdn, outright refuses to take it down before any valid us court order, giving the impression t

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For example, other day had a DNS cluster issue. Always DNS, right?

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I am separating the whole chain: registrar, DNS, proxy, and hosting. And of course, Cloudflare will no longer be the registrar.

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Russian providers don't exclusively provide Russian VPSes. My 4vps service is in Greece, so it's not hosted in Russia and won't be subject to heavy Russian network censorship. Of course, the very reas

* Bulk DNS collection and resolution, including PTR, A, AAAA, and related DNS records

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Through SporeStack EU I have a 768MB plan for $6/month, in Amsterdam or Stockholm. Cheapest option I have is $4.50/month on Slow Servers which is IPv6-only, but I'd setup SNIProxy so your site can be

Your IP address 166.88.xxx.xxx has been detected on the following DNS blacklists:

IP Management: Configure reverse DNS and manage IP address allocations

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offers 100GB+...) and that's it. You set up your DNS records and you're good to go. You're sending/receiving mail using your domain and not worrying about things like server maintenance and stuff.

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@MannDude consider adding meaningful Forward-confirmed reverse DNS for your shared hosting IP addresses to lower risk of security researchers treating your IP as safe to block without false-positives.

Most of them use relay for outgoing, which makes them cheaper with bigger space + you can host your own websites + dns hosting. Reputable is hard to find, we just choose to believe which are, and whic