@GCat no, iwas trying to send from a different server, so it seems that i can't use Amazon SES ....

62,000 if sending from Amazon AWS free tier

I was trying to send email using Amazon SES SMTP credentials, i have verified my sender domain and sender email. But it won't let me send mail, it shows that i need to have receiver email address veri

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Amazon route 53 . They are low priced and will suit your needs

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Highly popular SaaS solutions for live chat, helpdesk and mailing (Google Apps, Amazon SES) are already being used by webhosts. And many of them send root/account passwords in plain text and ask new s

Yes, you can get Amazon SES to receive mail for your domain and do things such as get it to post it to a http endpoint, but your not going to get webmail on SES.

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Mainly yes, But i do use Amazon Ses for my own personal domain email's too, the truth be told i don't think they mind what kind of email you are sending as long as its not unsolicited spam or other lo

We've noticed delays in sending with SendGrid to be very random, they also have IPs blacklisted so we switched over to Amazon SES. This definitely works out cheaper and no issues thus far.

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@drdrake I don't know how many email account's i hosted its not like Amazon ses change per email address anyway, i work with a small web developer, i got about 30 ecommerce websites on my server all u

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The other way i noted it emails such server notification from my server sent to my Hotmail address via Sparkpost all way ended in junk's, sent via Amazon Ses inbox all the time, ever since i moved all

Amazon Ses which i use for my own domain's and domain's of important clients i host for, out of the other transactional email provider this one has been the best no issue.