It depends on what you need. If you just need a personal email service, MXRoute is enough. If you need a large hard drive, similar to the AIO service of Microsoft 365, NameCrane is more suitable.

For a WordPress blog I’d choose MXroute over CraneMail.

To answer the question, I got a stellar MXRoute deal and love it, unless @jar really fucks up, I’m not leaving. Doesn’t mean NameCrane is worse, just means I have no reason to find out

MXroute is my go-to email provider.

Mxroute any day. Ethics, integrity and mail deliverability is top notch. Rare, no bullshit provider.

heard drama on MXROUTE, they close innocent account under reseller ,so make sure you order directly from offcial site

If its just to send WordPress emails, go with mxroute. if you need more email features go with namecrane

I have both but I like Mxroute more.

I've been using mxroute and it's beeb great so far.

Can't go wrong with either one, but I personally prefer MXroute

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I guess I'll switch off the 'email on exception' function of the script for a while, otherwise MXRoute will think I'm spamming myself...

important filters came with this: https://docs.mxroute.com/docs/changelog/mxroute-3.2.html

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At least in this case at least MXRoute offers a solution to allow all sendgrid.net emails, and Jar mentioned that it was a configuration issue on CC's side - whereas CC initially required me to pay mo

Wasn't there recently a reseller that caused mxroute issues because he wasn't vetting his clients well enough? Imagine affiliates with no responsibility at all, yikes.

honestly, I’m not sure how good the profit margins are for mxroute’s plans, especially if they also have to pay affiliate bonuses on top of that. maybe jar can comment more on the possibility of havin

mxroute is heaven, @Jar is God! Bless him for transactional service! Bless him for speed, professionalism, bless him for being the guy!

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