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@black something like http://mxroute.com? @Jar

> Order: https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=6

Order: https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=6

To be honest, something like this can't be so easy to implement on MXroute now that I think about it. A CardDAV server is needed and integration should be automated/transparent to the user. But then y

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Been using MXroute for four months and can vouch for Jar being extremely helpful and going above and beyond to help me figure out the mail server issues I was having at the time. Prices are extremely

I've been using MXRoute for quite a while, wish that the packages for extra email addresses could be bought on the fly (upgrading) at the same price that you paid.

I'm really enjoying MXroute, using it for about 5 months now I think

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A while back I advertised my new e-mail service here. This was designed to be the solution for affordable mail hosting with a "bring your own domain" system. Since that time MXroute

My issue with things like MXRoute is that I feel like I'm overpaying for the email hosting when I could be paying less or hosting it myself.

I would reccomend getting an email host such as mxroute as managing your own email can be a PITA

MXROUTE, Rackspace

mxroute.com: this seems nice. Are they reliable/reccomended? Cost isnt too bad either.

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Hmm. Assuming to an MXroute account. Did it have a "[SPAM]" header added? If not, be sure to put it in your Spam folder for my cron to scan tonight.

MXroute is hosted on Catalyst Host in Dallas but the secondary relay is in LA. I'd like to consider location choices with what I'm calling MXroute v2. Just make sure you communicate expectations up fr

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