MXRoute supports IMAP, so you could simply push you existing mails to the server using (for example) Thunderbird.

I'm thinking of migrating an email account to mxroute. Is there a way of transferring all existing mail from old provider (I mostly use pop3 and never delete mails from server so I've got a few gigs o

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Pretty happy with MXRoute, so +1 for Jar! (Image)

Would be thrilled to be your host at MXroute! We'll never be as big as Google, it just isn't the goal. Doing business with me should be like doing business with your neighbor. A friendly face always t

for with mxroute and @Jar (Image)

Jar is pretty reliable, you should be safe with MXroute. You could also use a buyShared account and configure emails in cPanel

I saw many good reviews of MXRoute, but I don't know if they are mature enough in term of years being in business. If I do move, I don't want to have to move again shortly.

Couldn't you just do this with something like mxroute (vestacp) or buyshared (cpanel)?

Mxroute is great. I don't currently use it, but I have used it recently and in the past andwoukd not hesitate to use it or recommend it. @Jar cares and it shows in the quality and value of the email s

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Must be one off. Been with MXroute for a while, and although it's been a bit rocky here and there, it's been for the most part excellent.

I'm looking to get some mailboxes off Google Apps after reading this thread. Anybody have any experience with MXRoute? Their website says 99% uptime guarantee (kinda low for my needs but possibly work

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Time to move to the awesome MXRoute, I guess

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received it yesterday, I have a MXroute account so will move over to that for the time being. This Gapp account has my own domains on, I have another account with a clients domain, haven't received an

Mxroute is great if you don't want to setup a mail server, I use them for my personal domains and no issues as far as missing emails!