I did not know a nice way of saying what are your contingencies for the business lol, as i know @jar you obviously have a lot of knowledge and MXRoute is what it is because of you. So apologies for a

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This was few months ago. I have approached mxroute support and received "nothing in the logs" response.

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The real person everyone should ask what happens if their provider goes away is the end user. What is THEIR backup plan? Because there's no size or budget that even remotely implies a company will exi

That's okay. As I said, other variations within reason are accounted for. As we grow, so too does that plan. It's definitely no longer true that only one person is able to run MXroute.

Holding smaller businesses to higher standards while recommending companies that don't meet those standards is unfortunately very common behavior. Fortunately, it isn't holding me back any. MXroute gr

blunders, yes, but business is business. mxroute discards (?) emails without notice, which is beyond horrible. Maybe they changed this with proper NDR to sender? Maybe.

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@socialzzz I definitely would run production with MXRoute.

@jar interested to know should something happen to you, you fall sick what is the likeliness of MXRoute continuing... do you have others that would take it on, business partner or partners?

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