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Republicans are just mad because they send the most spam by far of any US party. Hefty amount of it blocked on MXroute purely on the grounds of unsolicited email. They can kiss my ass if they try to m

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If I can make a suggestion as I run a few mail servers as well. A few years ago I got a small BF mxroute account for $5 a year which I use to relay all outbound mail on port 587. If you can live wi

domain itself using shared hosting and now also MXroute. It was mostly inertia that kept me from moving to that better system.

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Absolutely! And don't forget that in our use case MXRoute still makes a good backup for incoming mail. So I didn't even delete the MX records when I switched, I just gave them a lower priority.

Anyway, I really like MXroute's sending infra though, so am sending emails through them and Mailchannels. Absolutely beautiful deliverability

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My MXroute spam-filter configs (cPanel and DirectAdmin)

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My config is to set MXroute to send spam to a spam box - not delete it. So I can double check. Whitelist those I need to.

By directly I mean - are you using MXroute webmail - or does the spam get pulled by a mail client (Gmail, or Thunderbird and the likes) and end up in the mail client's spam box?

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