For mxroute I wouldn't do it since I'd just configure two MX for redundancy, chances that both of them go down at the same time before I fix one is low and anyway the sender will probably retry delive

I wonder if anyone thinks the following idea makes sense. I'll ping @Jarland since I imagine using it with MXroute.

Sendgrid and Mailgun are the worst. Go with AWS SES or MXroute

Might as well go with a LET member and go with mxroute.io or mxroute.com, depending on your needs.

Go with a service like MXroute.com and move on.

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If you're looking for an smtp relay so emails go to gmail inbox rather than spam then I've found mxroute.io works well for me.

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His best bet is to just embrace the fact that he's one of the most successful upstart budget-focused providers out there and go with that. Jarland did that with email delivery with MXRoute, Francisco

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Normal mxroute spoofs ip.

I don't think mxroute will hide the IP of the sending server (unless we're talking about a different plan - I use them as an smtp relay so my log/alert etc. emails from different servers/VPS go to inb

ah sorry, misread and thought a reply above was talking about your current one being managed. CloudFlare is the easiest way to hide everything (and remote mail since you bought an mxroute package) as

but I still went ahead and purchased a plan from mxroute for emails. Is there another way to hide my ip rather than cloudflare? I'm not sure why my site speed decreases with them. Or should I get a p