I might just use Mxroute if @jar is ok with that,

MXRoute (not free, but cheap and reliable) and instead of forwarding email to Gmail, set up Gmail as a POP3 client. Set and forget.

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You can indeed. I had some site's on Miguel's DA with mail going through MXroute.

@jar - not even visited MXRoute, can I just point Cloudflare to your server for mail and leave the sites on my own server? The amount of mail is stupidly low, I just want to keep them and don't want t

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In order to prevent it from re-occuring, I signed up with MXroute - which was a wise move. Never again have I had any problems caused by mail server, spam filter etc.

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I have been using MXroute for several years. That includes setting up MXroute accounts for my own customers who wanted reliable email service.

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I have nothing against mxroute or mailcow but if they decide to call it quits within a few years it's bye bye emails.

I will give a try :-D thanks a lot for the anwsers :-D I try mxroute in other oportunity :-D Thanks @jar

I know people say MXroute but you said 1.5TB of emails so as the owner of MXroute I'm going to say:

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TBH self hosting email is a PITA, especially the "delivery" part. That's why many people here (including me) are going to suggest you MXroute (or any other established email service