MXroute ($15/year)

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The envelope sender was not jarland@mxroute.com, it was SRS0=STQw=77=mxroute[email protected]. The From header is mostly considered cosmetic, the envelope sender is what matters an

However, the issue that you are presenting is because MXroute is not validating the source when it comes from a registered domain. I can replicate it in my own service, too, which is on another node t

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Tried this for myself (I'm also on MXroute) and tried sending to my Gmail. Somehow, the SPF check is not being done on the domain but from 51.158.146.154 (Kevlarr's IP). It also passed DKIM, since Gma

Maybe MXroute doesn't check for DMARC or doesn't enforce p=reject? You might want to check the headers in the mail

Hosted: MXRoute

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Is there an easy way to backup the actual mxroute config (accounts, aliases, etc) itself?

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Have you seen the new large storage plans? https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/184324/mxroute-email-hosting-new-large-storage-plans/p1

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I'm using MXroute for transactional emails because my email hosting provider Tutanota doesn't provide any SMTP service. It works out-of-the-box with FluentSMTP WordPress plugin.

We use MXRoute, and I use Protonmail for my custom me@my-domain email.

or mxroute but not free.

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Wordpress, password protected areas and stats are easier on reseller (in my non-expert experience anyway!) and the email for my domains goes through the RackNerd reseller service. I haven't had any is

Not that I know of. That's their business model. I think the catch is you could do it yourself in a VPS for cheaper, but it's kind of like the MXRoute of self-hosting. Some control, but a lot of diffi

Thanks i've used mxroute in the past and have always been a happy costumer. I'm going to grab this deal!