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Amazon SES > Sendgrid > Sparkpost

Amazon SES. Haven't encountered any delivery failures (other than invalid emails...) and makes it really simple to setup DKIM signing.

I used to do that, but since my Amazon web services account is over 12 months old i don't get the t2.mirco ec2 for free anymore

Setup Amazon SES with an EC2 free tier, have an API that just calls to send email when needed, you can send up to 62,000 messages free of charge if you send them from the EC2.

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I use Amazon Ses for my own domain's not free but still very cheap and work's a hell lot better than Sendgird

Currently using Amazon SES, it's really good whilst no free plan it works out cheaper than other services.

* Amazon S3 Storage support and option to define one of three S3 storage classes (Standard, Standard – IA, and Glacier) to control your Amazon S3 storage costs and Amazon S3 availability and durabilit

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Yes, Amazon is priced per hour, isn't that the main definition of "cloud" - hourly billing.

Never really looked at Amazon as an option, any idea on what cost it would be, I guess it's priced per hour?

For instance Amazon has "compute optimized instances" where they don't mind you hammering the CPU as much as you want, in fact it is meant to be hammered. I think DO also doesn't mak

I had considered Amazon when Hubic seemed to be going down the pan a few months ago, but the unlimited plan wasn't available in the UK then like it is now, thanks for the heads-up.

Well there's also Amazon Cloud Drive -- and supposedly not as speed-limited as Hubic. But I'd say it is hard to trust any "unlimited" storage to not kick you out for storing just 2-3

yeah it's 15$/M but i can't sell in ebay, amazon or something because i am living outside us. also paypal payments not receiving here

Amazon Cloud Drive is now available in Europe. @Issam2204

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