Since that thread goes to trash: transactional email's (billing, VPS credentials and so on) since last month not deliver to @jar's mxroute. Mails just don't arrive (neither inbox or spam folder). With

Are there any alternatives to Zoho Mail's premium plan? Their plan is 5$/user/month (paid annually) and each user gets 50GB space. The price is okay, but I am looking for a way that is more flexible w

Yes. What kind of emails are you sending? MXroute is strict on marketing emails (requires you to have double opt-in, etc.). Would recommend you use services like SES for those (please help keep the IP

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I keep saying to myself that I need to start using mxroute.

Out of all, I believe MXRoute is the best. Simple to install and just works. @jar deserves kudos for what he has achieved.

You might like it more after this: https://accounts.mxroute.com/index.php?/news/view/39/rspamd-decomissioned--spamassassin-deployed/

Just dropping in my own personal experience with hostkoala, MXroute gets mails delivered with 0 issues.

Or, of course, just try to integrate a provider such as MXRoute to this included for free solution, and have @jar block your spamming clients, and never think of this again.

Never had any problems with MXRoute, except for the spam filtering part. Setting it up and have important mails not filtered out was hard and I gave up. I bought SpamExperts for 1 of my domains that g

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How could you justify blocking SES? That seems like a very big risk to take when it comes to deliverability for your users (of MXRoute). Could that really be true?

iirc @jar also blocks some SES IPs (as well as some other big providers) as well. One of the reason why I moved out of MXroute.

Suggest that they move to a better email provider, and link them to a guide on configuring internal forwarding/aliases with MXRoute 😂

For some reason emails sent by LowEndTalk, I believe, handled through MXRoute are being blocked. @jar I sent you a PM about this a few days/weeks ago. Would you mind taking a look?

Make sure whomever you choose uses a hybrid email solution, like Mailchannels, Mxroute...etc...