* The progression of Jarlands career from being your very own local low-end host to working for Hostgator, DigitalOcean, QuickPacket, and switching fulltime to MXroute.

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question in this thread or at https://mxroutedocs.com/:

Thanks for answering my queries, and for maintaining and improving mxroute all through these years. (Image)

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Agreed. You have to put some level of trust in people/companies whose services you are using. Hence the reason I prefer to have the email service directly with mxroute rather than going through a chea

* Could @jar or a trusted employee of MXroute look at a customer's emails?

Doesn't Directadmin allow admins and resellers to login into as users' accounts? Does MXroute does anything special or any preventive measures to keep a users' emails private and safe from unauthorize

Additionally, if you choose MXRoute keep in mind the black Friday. They offer the smaller package with 10$/year every black Friday or on any offer day. Is a good offer.

If you want a cheap alternative you choose the MXRoute, is not very good on uptime but you can do your work. For more safety, privacy, speed, easily create your own mail server.

vote for mxroute

And your question about if it's like zoho or gmail, yes. There's a little extra configuration to do (adding mailboxes) but once the mailboxes are added and you log in to your webmail, it looks differe

mxroute or mailcheap

mxroute

You've got a long way to go but if you're committed, keep going. Don't forget what my product looked like in 2013: https://web.archive.org/web/20131229225027/http://mxroute.com/

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Happy user of MXroute, the $5 plan from past BF is just perfect for personal use.

$15 per year from mxroute though I recently purchased an office 365 plan - both of which I don't actually use the email services as yet. Might be migrating from Gmail soon ish if Google keeps being st

Just MXroute, no better choice. Black Friday $10 offer, perfect.