Jumped on the 5GB offer. After much lurking, glad to be part of the MXRoute gang!

@jarland Dose this come with Mxroute zero uptime/downtime guarantee or your money back.

Well, using MXRoute services since November 2015. Quality service, hardly a noticeable downtime/other problems.

+1 for mxroute,grab the deals you wont regret!

@JARLAND CAME OUT TO PLAY https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/130487/mxroute-email-hosting-black-friday-starting-at-5-year#latest

https://billing.mxroute.com/aff.php?aff=106

I really recommend Mxroute, I've had them for like 3 months now and only had 1 instance of downtime (yesterday) but since has been resolved.

Also we have a great announcement that you guys have been asking for: All orders will be provisioned on a server that uses an unbranded hostname. It will not be "servername.mxroute.com.&q

* MXROUTE: YOUR MAIL DELIVERED, FOR FIVE BUCKS A YEAR HERE

Not to mention email service (like mxroute), which is neither shared web hosting or vps hosting, but the representative of the brand would be adhering to either of the rules

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You're just trying to make him quit. Who're you working for? MailChannels? MailCheap? ...MXRoute?

It must be a MailChannels issue, I've just sent from a other email account I got access to not hosted at Mxroute which also uses MailChannels too sent to my Gmail and Hotmail address both undelivered.

It's called asking if anybody else is experiencing the same issues or if it is related just to me as Mxroute support is known to sometimes take days on replies. No need to be an asshole about it pal.

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Has anybody else been experiencing issues with Mxroute outbound emails in their London location? It says successful sent and all but never received on the other side.

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No I'm not advertising my service, just chatting. Death to mxroute, bad service don't use it.

Mxroute is a full email service. SMTP is supported. We're just not a solely outbound mail service, we support incoming as well.

Yep — MXRoute has full SMTP support. Anyway, some alternatives are: Mailgun, Mailcheap and (like you mentioned) Mailjet.