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anyone knows if there is something similar to Sendy that allows to configure multiple ESPs other than Amazon SES?

Scaleway for example uses NAT where you get a 10.x.x.x IP on your interface on the machine, and it's mapped 1:1 to an external IP. AFAIK Amazon AWS does too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Server-Hynix-HMT351U7BFR8A-H9-1333Mhz-3-10600E/dp/B0158TPPE8

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Is amazon SES really the only company that understands that in some cases this is a security-risk?

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Seems like Amazon is best and reliable. $59.99 per year after free trial of 3 mth. Maybe someone have other cheaper?

They are, and both equally bad. Livedrive does not have the best reviews either comparing them to, like @bersy mentioned Amazon cloud

https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/home

Amazon SES has this "sandbox" placed on your account where you can't send any email to unverified recipients, you have to request that they lift it manually by filling in a form.

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http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-PC3-10600-1333MHz-Unbuffered-M378B5273CH0-CH9/dp/B00A8MWR2E

yep! It's working with amazon cloud now, just fine.

At some point we were using Amazon SES to send around 1.5 Million emails per day, then we switched for Sendgrid after Amazon's support were not so good. Sendgrid gave us a dedicated support member on

http://www.amazon.com/468001-001-NC375i-Adapter-491838-001-516437-B21/dp/B014ROEVYK

There's loads of choice for free delivery, even at high volumes. I've used Sendgrid and Mailgun with a lot of success, and at very high volumes, Amazon SES is not free but very very cheap.

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Amazon SES gets a +1 from me. No free tier but it's pay-per-use and dirt cheap at like $0.10 per 1k emails. PostMark was another I've used for low volume stuff like WordPress sites.