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Damn I thought I was a bit excessive when writing things. New drinking game: Take a shot every time a new paragraph starts. If you make it to the end you get a 50% discount coupon at MXroute.

all of you were pmsing over bytefend hosting doxbin (and didnt jar from mxroute basically get their company shut down for doxing them), kiwifarm is a 100 times worse, I wonder what changed for let to

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@jar runs MXroute? and with this level of whims? Now am i glad we never used the blackfriday deal mx plan we picked up for anything in that case -- if there are entire ASN blocks with that kind of re

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On the other hand, it seems like you blocked an entire ASN because you were so offended they didn't forward a report for you? Does MXroute's customers know this is how you manage inbound deliverabilit

I'm using Mailcow and route my outbound emails via MXRoute. SMTP2go also works well.

Where as I'm running the latest that was updated just a few days ago: https://accounts.mxroute.com/templates/2019/dist/js/main.min.js

I tried to login to mxroute hostbill (https://accounts.mxroute.com/) but my antivirus (Bitdefender) told me they have to block the page because of malware:

Whilst testing a bash script I'm writing that sends notification emails via MXRoute SMTP using just curl, I noticed that DKIM is failing. I'm receiving the email with no issues, and SPF is passing.

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Surely there is a MXroute reseller in the EU that would work??

MXroute is good for business emails as well IMO, but check with your GDPR lawyers for the legal stuff (if I understand correctly, even if you are outside the EU, but communicate with people from the E

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I mean: I care about security and privacy. As far as I know and can tell, MXroute is a trustworthy email provider. It just hasn't (publicly, "officially") ticked all the GDPR-require