As I said above you could probably do this with the alias feature on mxroute already.

If you use it for your personal e-mail and not your work e-mail then why would they care? (OP was talking about using it for mxroute, so probably he is using for his own domain.)

Does MXRoute do this? I know email delivery is #1 priority, but I would think this would be important to many people...otherwise it could be a big hole in their DDOS protection setup.

But mail channels is costly compared to Amazon SES but yes never faced a issue with mail channels when used them through Mxroute.com.

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Even more with MXroute. I still use Mxroute as my email host still

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Pavin seems to be contantly improving the services offered. I also use other providers like MXroute for example, but I prefer Mailcheap. It's much more reliable and it as activesync.

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MXroute is a solid service!

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before yes nowadays I don't think so. But I get into inbox every time when I use MXroute.

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Assumption is that mxroute reliably delivers messages to configured aliases, i.e., if the MX for alias is down then it will retry for at least a day before giving up. (I'm also assuming mxroute suppor