If it's for personal use I'd go with MXRoute, if it's for marketing, I'd go with SES.

I guess I'd think of it like dropping off a letter at the post office to send to a friend. MXroute, Hotmail, and Gmail are all separate post offices with their own internal processes. You'll only drop

Thanks, Jarland. Yes, I've read that and liked it. So is your special sauce added to the mix when using Microsoft or Google? Would an email, so to say, "go through" both infrastructu

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Hi guys. I have a question about email deliverability when using an email hosting service such as MXroute or their resellers like Nexus Bytes.

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Mails are stored on mxroute infrastructure, servers located in Germany.

As you are providing email from mxroute, how does it work? emails are stored where? in mxroute's server or your server? how secure the mailbox will be? how do adding newdd domain or new mailbox works?

That being said while our current MailChannels hybrid solution solves most issues that we see today with common email delivery issues, there are other solutions we can explore too if you’re looking fo

Use MXroute, they are premm email services with beey budget price.

I personally don't. I don't have any apps that require a hostname neither. My mail server is under mxroute so email deliverability isn't an issue. How about yours?

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yes, the EMail Hosting plans utilize mxroute

Where does it say it's using mxroute?

best deals on mxroute ive seen

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Yeah, well, my main's on Gmail, others on MXroute and I'm not planning to move things around any time soon.

MXroute though.