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MailChannels SMTP Relay / Outbound SPAM Filtering, provided by MXroute.io

MXRoute - @MikePT

Once again, I have only good things to say about MXroute.com. Ticket replies were very informative, complete with log excerpts pinpointing the issues, which for the record were not issues with the ser

off the scent -> yandex.com -> mxroute -> a BuyVM 128 running exim -> back to original domain

The past week or so I've been having quite a few moments like "Is it just me, or...?" so I thought it might help to drop a question here while waiting for a reply from MXroute.com. I

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Also, @jarland, from your own experience with mxroute and mailchannels, have you any clue if there is more entire dropping of email delivery on google's platform? Or things are statistically the same

mxroute.io is also an option but not one I've used personally

i choose mxroute because its a US company. not a company within my country. mxroute doesn't have to obey the requests from the country i reside in.

Not at all. Email Hosting is @Jarland's business. SMTP Relay is mxroute.io's.

This article does a good job of explaining what the definition of ‘offering’ means, and you can see for yourself MXRoute.com doesn’t meet the criteria to be classed as offering services to EU citizens

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This is where things get fun. If you read the Territorial Scope section, there’s a line that refers to marketing to the EU. You could easily argue that MXRoute do not do so. EU citizens may well have

Why do you say this? MXroute has assets in the European Union on which they host customer data of Europeans, among others.

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MXRoute aren't 'required' to be compliant with GDPR, but Privacy Shield compliance isn't a substitute for GDPR compliance.

If MXRoute is US based company they more likely should be Privacy Shield compliant and therefore don’t required to be GDPR compliant.

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