Does MXRoute happen to have server side filtering? That's the thing that keeps the idea of running my own MX floating to the surface.

Would it work to set it up on my server and use mxroute configs? On my phone so unable to test.

https://mail.mxroute.io

We have been using MXroute for a few years and the service has been very good. Recently moved one account to the London server and very happy with the service. Would recommend it all day long.

I started using MXRoute more recently and I'm happy with it and it's far more affordable than Fastmail. The main function of mail sending and delivery works great. I'd have to say that Mxroute's cur

An MXroute thread is never complete without that :P

"A few dollars a month" is not accurate. 10 people on Gmail is $600/year. Those same 10 on mxroute could be $20. If I'm running a business, maybe the $600 is worth it. If it's my

Google doesn't support subdomain's as a catchall through any way I've been able to find, which to me is one of the larger reasons to use MXroute. My intended use there is to make something like *@mail

and moves his job to the Bangalore office, MXroute will receive full time attention I'm sure (Image)

The major selling point of MXROUTE or similar is simply that it isn't Google.

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Unless you are speaking about a different place? https://mxroute.com/

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This is cool. Not so enthusiastic about the Ruby and Node dependencies....

From what I gather, this is not a replacement for Gmail/MailCow/MXroute, neither it's purpose is to filter outbound Spam on hosting servers. Postal is an alternative for Sendgrid, Mailgun type of serv

https://www.sanfranciscofogworks.com/projects/how-to/how-to-migrate-email-from-dreamhost-to-mxroute

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