I'm using MXroute with Cloudflare, so no visible hosting server IP addresses though mail DNS record.

Recently I've also been trying mxroute, which has been working nicely for more basic "pure" email functions at a significantly lower cost (via a promotional offer).

Sounds like most things fit your needs, but you're always welcome at MXroute (Image)

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Also about Cloudflare. I'm using MXroute for emails. Which means that there's no DNS record on Cloudflare that doesn't use their IP masking and shows my website IP.

For emails, I've been using MXroute (lifetime license so it is practically "free"), storing emails with Gmail (never had an email lost with them, used them since the start and it's e

also might consider a service such as mxroute. Personally I would just get into habit of logging in to check on the vps (and shared hosting) on a regular basis, with or without an email to remind me

OK, I appreciate the comments, and the Warning, and I feel my responses to the comments are going to start looking more like the spam I don't want to submit, so I'll take the Warning to heart! I don't

CloudLinux to isolate each tenant, control panel (DirectAdmin!?), billing (Blesta!?) and the knowledge to install and configure LAMP/LEMP stack, antivirus, mail (MailChannels, MXroute!?) etc etc etc..

MXRoute Spam filters work great btw ;p

I will be attentive to this. I have already received the notification from Mailchannels that on November 1 updated the value of my plan. (I was a mxroute customer)

Not my email, one of my clients which was a total pain in the arse. Hopefully mxroute calms it down.

https://community.mxroute.com/t/hello-and-i-have-a-question/391

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