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MXRoute still has a few 100GB unlimited inboxes/domains for 30$/3years going around.

* I have the excellent MXroute as an emergency system. MXroute is configured as "Local Mail Exchanger" instead of "Backup Mail Exchanger" because I actually want e-

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Out of curiosity, why not anymore? Asking because I am about to go with it and use MXRoute as backup mx. Maybe also for sending (not sure if I should go with them or Amazon SES).

I snagged a cheeky restock of the MXRoute 30$/3y offers and I have a little question.

https://mxroute.com/help.html

p.s. I'm with MXroute now and I'm more than happy with it (Image)

In 2019? I wanna say don't bother. I considered it for a long time and for the $10/year I pay MXRoute I feel like I'm getting the world's best deal. No worrying about deliverability and whether I'm bl

Any suggestions or ideas I'm not considering? This will be for my personal e-mails so I'm willing to accept the drawbacks of not using an e-mail service like GMail, GMX, Protomail, MXRoute, etc...

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For emails, you can still use your own relay or something like mxroute or gmail.

If you insist on being at the snails edge of things then I suppose the most sensible thing to do you your position is to setup an mx feed with a third party such as mxroute or sendgrid or mandrillapp/

I am a MXroute customer, and I am really happy with their services.

Just entered my email address (this one was made to recieve spam only), and nothing came (no confirmation, nothing). Or was MXroute smart enough to discard it in the server level?

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Still mxroute based and being used on cPanel? @jar