Also do I need to use your ns records? Because they are already listed in the DNS section of mxroute.

Ok sorry to bother, but where are these records set, in the dns section of mxroute, which already appears to have mx records set, or do I set them up where my domain is hosted, which I have hestiacp S

Nope you need to read the Important Account Information email. If fit any reason you don’t have it, grab a copy here: https://accounts.mxroute.com/index.php?/clientarea/emails/

When I add a domain to use for email. Does the system pretty much setup the required DNS records, then I just have to go to my domain register and change to mxroute NS records?

+1 for MXroute for email. The current deal is as good as BFD 2020. Another email service I'd suggest is Purelymail.

This offer from MXROUTE might be interesting to you:

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Does anyone know? I am currently using Sever Factory for servers, and I am using Hetzner only for email hosting at the moment. But I just bought the Spring offer from MXRoute for email hosting, so tha

This offer is amazing. I was using MXRoute but migrated to Hetzner just to keep my Hetzner account active (lots of people get rejected these days when creating new accouns and I didn't want to risk mi

I think that the email service (resold from MXroute) is still working (but that everything else is gone)

in reality, it's apples to oranges. Fastmail and MXRoute are DEFINITELY apples to oranges. They are both fruit though! (Image)

("just an email service") vs MXRoute are likely two different types of clients. One looking for something to pay and use immediately and the other would be someone more tech minded

Having been fortunate enough to purchase lifetime service at a perfect price in 2020, MXRoute truly does "set it and forget it". Other than the overall server move recently experienc

MXRoute is great for its market niche, Fastmail is great for its market niche. They are both great services. They are not in the exact same market, except in the very broad definition of email service

You'll be happy with it. Jar seems to have the docs squared away pretty well - https://mxroutedocs.com/ - I use it for password resets, notifications, spam catching and keeping personal email separate

So there you go! It's even better than I made it out to be haha. I've never had issues with either and that's why I appreciate MXRoute so much more. Great quality service and it costs 1/4 of what Fast

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Well I mean, through my contractor, my contractor pays $9/mo for my account at Fastmail. Fastmail is amazing and I haven't seen anything with MXRoute that would suggest they're any different as far as

dude gathered a year's worth of experience with mxroute in 15 minutes

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