+1 for MXRoute, @Jar.

Another +1 for mxroute. IMAP/POP3, webmail, ownCloud as a bonus.

mxroute!

@Jar and mxroute

+1 for mxroute ask for the price you mentioned!

And how is the performance, is the spam filter as good as MXRoute's one?

One of the many reasons that compelled me to do a migration to MXroute recently was due to your honesty. We all screw up at some points, but what makes great people different from everyone else is tho

Sounds good to me, and I always let people know if a problem arises. Generally the first thing I'll do is block your domain from sending to the specific server causing a problem (no harm, since they'r

emails, so it doesnt make much difference if its MXRoute, or mandrill or amazon etc on my end, so long as i get a reliable cheap service (again, it would cost more to swap services in terms of dev ti

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Im looking at some mail server hosts (that hosts custom domains). Like Gmail, Zoho Mail, Yandex, MXRoute and others.

I've noticed a lot of migration stuff as well. In his defense, I really think he's still dealing with the first major issue where recovering from it created new issues, etc. I've been there. More than

I've noticed a lot of migration stuff as well. In his defense, I really think he's still dealing with the first major issue where recovering from it created new issues, etc. I've been there. More than

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Otherwise, just grab something like MxRoute to receive, and use a transactional email provider to send

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This is exactly why MXroute emails are sent from a Google Apps hosted domain.

Have you thought about a paid email service such as mxroute if email is critical?

MXroute will always be MXroute :P

Okay, well it seems we maybe competing then. With your physical presence being in the US and the servers in Canada there was/is a market for a similar service to MXRoute in the EU which is why I've be