Buy whatever cheap vps to run your incoming mail on and then use another service for outgoing email, such as MXRoute, Amazon SES, Mail.Baby or whatever the name of the day is.

Amazon Cloud, which specializes in cloud computing;

while object storage is used for bulk data (like Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, or even a self-hosted solution like garage). The one caveat to this is that your software needs to have native support for S

I fully agree with all the examples, but my point is within the hosting industry, so many expect the world for free, because for them it’s just a click like it is when buying on Amazon. 15 years ago,

Yeah, probably. Also Amazon affiliate links are pretty much everywhere and people might very well be already cookied, let alone the chance of them not clicking (if they care about the product to begin

My niche doesn't seem to work well with links. The only reason I think it worked with the Walmart stuff as it was built into to YouTube and would show up in the description as more than just a link, a

Amazon in 3 months I've made a whole 30 cents 😂

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Because you would end up comparing the offers? This isn't like Amazon where an SKU can contain multiple offers.

I mainly care about automation, unlimited sending/lists, and having a modern UI. I’ll probably use Amazon SES with whichever one I choose.

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costs the ~same as a standalone 5090 off newegg/amazon/etc.

The Amazon business model.

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No exactly ahah I noticed that but a bit late. I'm restoring the data over an external backup anyway to avoid the risk of premature termination, they say 2/3 days max until termination but I'd rather

Whatever, the website is running off Amazon AWS now due to this mess, I'll eventually find some solution to move it back.

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As far as colocation goes, these guys might be an option. They handled 37Signal's big move out of Amazon: https://summithq.com/

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