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There’s a few exceptions, like MXRoute and HostHatch (not a complete list). Also OVH, but I don’t view them as a LET/LEB host even though they post here sometimes.

Thanks for the transparency. I've never had a single issue with mxRoute, except for the "million or so" I lost by observing this thread, but it's great to see what I can expect if I

mxroute joined my list of providers to try for mail services, kudos for the explanation.

Hi @jar , I haven't used your product yet, but surely next year I will subscribe to MXroute after this post.

The other reason why Mxroute isn't HA is simply due to the pricing segment that it's in which budget end of the mail hosting business low pricing with unlimited number of inboxes and in the case of re

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I still have an old cpanel MXroute service, works well enough (Image)

As someone who idles Mxroute I think you do a good job

Personally, when I signed up for the service I was extremely happy with the price obviously but I didn't expect the lack of redundancy since it's a managed email service. This makes me realise that it

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Likewise, Jarland and MXroute are my favourite email provider. I was not in the least surprised to read this (the OP post of this thread): a no-nonsense, no-bullshit owning of the mistake(s) and learn

I'm not a MXroute customer yet I already lost quadrillions because of this.

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Wow - as a MXroute customer thanks for sharing. Thoughts going through my mind is MXroute needs a dev blog for these types of issues - something to read and learn from (Image)

I’m a long time and quiet user of mxroute. The money I paid isn’t worth the awesome stability I had. Servers fail and you are not a mega business to have all the fancy HA stuff (and even mega corporat

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