I saw this thread and looked into moving myself and my employer's emails over to CraneMail. Seems to be a pretty good offering.

Quoting myself and others to add additional details.

Meh, thats no excuse to charge more. What, if it comes back?

Most probably i am just too old school and make my life unnecessary hard to develop most code myself without side loading 2 mio. libs just to save some lines of own code / time but what is a dev doing

Every single email provider has rules for rejecting email outright based on one signal, and none of them can be found to never reject an email that wasn't spam. That's the baseline. Then you proceeded

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So around 925 INR to your UPI.

If it were upto me, I'd charge more but rule allows double the price of product.

Not sure I understand. (Excuse my ignorance, I buy servers only for own use)

cron + rclone, ease of use and automatic update site-to-site and also to/from my own homelab

When they put so little effort into their request, it's a clear indication to not waste your time.

It sounds like they'd like their own 1gb transit port (Dedicated, not shared) and then A+B power. Pretty standard requirements...

Server). The apartment might get you access to a big swimming pool, but you're sharing it with other people sometimes. The house might have it's own, small pool, but it's just yours.

Submit a ticket and they'll fix it. It's usually because during a server transfer between accounts, the IP address was not transferred successfully and lingers in the previous owner's account. About

That is a very interesting name to be brought up. Daniel Mishayev, someone I've been looking into recently. From what I can remember (as I cannot be assed reading my docs again), he is related to a lo

Is their a call to repair OVHs ip-ranges, that is: let OVH know that they own the ip range and by that the single ip out of an range as well?

Got this sent to me, please correct if anything is wrong or misleading, preferably in DMs if you wanna make sure it's edited. I’m not the author, but I found it interesting.

Beyond that, just general privacy. We act as a proxy between you and the domain registrar for TLDs that we're not the registrar for. So that means InternetBS and Namecheap would get our details, not y

We were a customer of A2B, but in the BGP sense, we were not a downstream.

on there, especially not the so often mentioned stories about darknet marketplaces operating on tor. Thats something only law enforcement can know legally.