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Why wouldn't amazon and google become your resellers? Because their bandwidth costs an arm and a leg.

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and with your other thread, it would cost way more than Amazon Cloudfront to setup an "in house CDN"

Our BGP mix of NTT, Zayo, Telia, Hurricane Electric and direct peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange with Microsoft, Google, Amazon, IBM Cloud, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, Telus, OVH, Clo

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My inbox is full of junk from SES that I never subscribed to, that I can't unsubscribe from, and that Amazon has ignored multiple recent complaints about. Same reported from several customers. I don't

That's not entirely correct: Amazon SES has a managed reputation and if there are too many complains, sending will automatically disabled, which will be pretty soon:

For Advin Servers, I used Amazon SES when I was first starting out because I was already using Amazon Lightsail to host my WHMCS. I used SES for a few months, and I had a decent experience. SES is gr

SES don’t require the confirmation of consent is Amazon SES is just SMTP relay not complete solution for mail list.

Amazon ses but you can use these also MailChimp, Sendinblue

Amazon doesn't require that you confirm consent for mailing lists on SES, and they ignore abuse complaints about it. It's a very good choice for spammers.

I’m sure some people will bite for a measly $100 x4b credit > @mrclown said:

Amazon translate is more accurate. You can try that too but let some human (members) here review it once again.

The easiest and most reliable in my experience is Amazon SES

Amazon SES is cheap and reliable. I switched over to sending from SES two or so years ago now I think. Never spent over like $2 or $3 a month. I used to run my mailboxes on Rackspace's email service,

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well public maters , imagine if Amazon shop is using cloudflare proxy on its front then let say cloudflare goes down for a min then it mean Amazon will not be accessible to public and amazon will loo