ramnode uses mailchannels for emails with their shared hosting. MXroute.com (@jarland) is doing a great job in email hosting through mailchannels.

I don't know if @jarland is even considering it for MXroute.com (WHM Resellers), highly doubt it. Our current model works just fine, and opening reseller accounts is just... Meh. You can signup as an

i am just a scrub that use mxroute.com and sell it again to some of my friend

We had to disable it for similar issues on mxroute.io, not only that, but also because we can't justify it in accounting... (Image)

Much like everyone knows to go to mxroute.io for SMTP and mxroute.com for hosted IMAP?

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It's funny when I advertise the regular MXroute product the replies are always like "why can't I just use this like {insert relay service}" but when Miguel posts the relay service th

Well, just get a MXRoute 5$/y package, has 60 mails per hour, which equals to 42k mails a month.

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Yes. Miguel is working with me on support for MXroute, and also taking point in a partnership for growing out the relay-only service.

No chance that I rewrite your headers on MXroute.io, better suited to being one relay for multiple senders. With mxroute.com, you have to create and authenticate as each email address you want to send

Correct. mxroute.com -> owned by Jarland, while mxroute.io -> we both own it.

Does MrGeneral have access to the MXroute.com billing system?

* mxroute.io SUBSET-or-= mxroute.com

So what does this mean? Is mxroute.com no longer owned by only Jarland? and shouldn't it be made official and an email sent to its customers?

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placed in the SPAM folder. I don't think that mxroute.io (or mxroute.com, for that matter) can influence whether a particular email happens to be placed in the receiver's SPAM folder -- this is beyon

Nice, but I can't justify this in addition to a $15/yr mxroute promo I'm using for notification emails to self.