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Including mxroute.com should include its includes, and so on and so forth, right?

v=spf1 +a +mx include:mxroute.com -all

That's the beauty of it, at MXroute you will never face any kind of deliverability penalty due to the actions of other customers. This is due to the fact that I use MailChannels for all outgoing mail.

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Is there a way to send all mail that bounces because of a blacklist through mxroute and for everything else, use your own server?

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it appears I did as I didn't notice the OP was going to use it for what seems like email marketing so if the OP wants to make sure it is delivered use mxroute or use something else for mass email mark

@GCat, outsource it and don't have the hassle of mail delivery. Either use mxroute or work out an alternative with @jarland's advice.

Sign up to the $20 a year mxroute deal for your 2 million emails, much cheaper than $300 a month!

+1 with mxroute, you will not disapointed how to @jarland make everything goes well in your business.

https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=36

If mxroute is too expensive and you don't want to selfhost, then I guess you could just grab a plan at BuyShared and host email for your domains there. But, as far as I know, you'd only be getting a s

Mxroute has been linked a lot of times but frankly for my small needs I would prefer something cheaper (Image)

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why not make mxroute your main mail exchange (Image)

* Enter your domain name that MXroute should act as a backup MX for.

Hey MXroute users!

I'll be so happy if you can do that. I am on mx1 at MXRoute, and I get 10-15 of those a day. I move to the spam folder, but they have been getting into the inbox consistently.