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I knew that buying a /22 who wasn't "clean" was an awful idea; SpamHaus hasn't replied to my removal emails either... @jarland I shall go back to mxroute sniff my block

1: Thanks to impossiblystupid, I purchased an account with MXroute and set up postfix to relay through it.

I have had issue with them such as mail delaying and bouncing before, now moved to MXRoute and very happy.

Thanks to everyone for the feedback. Will look into inbox.eu and mxroute but will still continue working with zoho for maybe 6 more months as I really like the Office solution that they present. Don't

Whilst mxroute may be all well and good, i personally will not use a one-man-operation email service for critical stuff. I'd rather pay and use something like google apps for production.

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I don't recall mxroute having a free plan? Are you referring to zoho?

What I meant was that mxroute is not free, but their rates are so low that realistically buying service there is not a huge investment financially.

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I don't use mxroute but it has a very positive reputation and @jarland is well-respected.

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Why go Zoho when you can go MXRoute?

I use Zoho for my mail. Free, but works really well. Might consider MXRoute for my future (more serious) projects though.

Also, not a VPS or dedi, but I'm currently giving a go to mxroute for my non-critical email.

If the main problem is MX, that can be solved independent of any other services you provide. One of the reasons I snapped up a cheap MXroute account is just in case I ever run into similar problems.

That's fevvo off my list. Go MXRoute you bastard

For a cost effective email hosting, you can use MXRoute, NameCheap or other companies that offer email plans.

https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=26

There's several servers such as OVH CA and I know that there is/was one in Dallas. It's rare you need to go into your webmail so I'd still recommend MXRoute for you or anyone that's interested.