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Sendgrid and amazon SES are a good alternatives. SES remains the cheapest one, there support is not as nice as Sendgrid though.

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I checked plenty of providers (Amazon SES, Postmark, Mailgun, Mailjet, SMTP2GO, some others which I don't remember...) and ultimately switched to Sendgrid.

So, looks like this business model is unprofitable. They failed to compete with Amazon or SendGrid (promoted by Google and M$).

At least two major mail providers in Germany block amazon SES on a regular basis.

Been using Sendy with Amazon's SES, and it's been very solid (though I'm not sending out so many emails at this point, just small campaigns once in a while).

Anyway, Mailgun, Amazon SES & Sendgrid to the rescue!

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Dedicated Server running in the left (you can't see it in the picture though), Debian, Samba Share, all working. 3TB HDD + Amazon Cloud Storage, doing sync automatically with rclone.

You can setup a dns (ex: Amazon route 53) to rotate/distribute requests among several ip's (frontend vps machines with a speedy connection in different providers).

Thanks for your comments. It looks like Amazon EC2 (nano or micro instance) and Microsoft Azure in Chennai are possible options later this year at the price range of 10$ to 15$. Until that time, I can

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Do you need a cPanel plugin? With basic cPanel you can SFTP, FTP, store in Amazon S3, etc.

This is probably for SEO on Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, etc.

not a local company. When a French buys from Amazon.com, he imports goods. Amazon.com is not doing business in France in this case. If Amazon wants to do business in France (e.g. open Amazon.fr, get

Perhaps you're right, but I'd rather deal with several hundred thousand entities than several hundred million. At the very least, an EU consumer navigating to amazon.com or amazon.co.uk will at least

In the case of amazon, ebay, google and other large intl. tech gianta the situation is different as they all operate offices and have staff in places like the UK.

So an increasing amount of private spending is done online, and untaxed, apparently... you know, because lots of people use from the likes of Amazon, all the way down to small outfits like Ghost. I'm