You can put your own VPS as the highest priority, then route the selected mail addresses to porkbun from there. I think relay maps on postfix will be your friend there.

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afaik SMTP servers will always try to contact the MX server with the highest priority (lowest number). Since your top MX record is set to porkbun, email servers will always try to contact porkbun's se

I currently have a domain hosted on my own VPS - the top MX record is for porkbun forwarding (for a few that are just being forwarded) followed by a local MX record that handles the rest of the addres

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Dude is posting a deal he found for a very old, reputable provider. I don't see anyone jumping down the throats of people that share namecheap or porkbun coupons. And I'm not sensing any malicious int

cost has not increased. However, cloudflare nor porkbun for example, support .uk domains, which led me to find another registrar selling some TLD's at wholesale cost... OVH. They reg and renew .uk do

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In any case porkbun and name silo are remarkably close to cost so that's fine.

FWIW, I just posted in Domains - Porkbun is offering a $3/1 year new reg for non-premium .COM domains (1 per client).

Just now compared .net renewal at Internet.bs to Porkbun.

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I switched from namecheap to porkbun, haven't had any issues with either - so if stability is a concern, porkbun is fine.

Porkbun is at 8.53 namesilo at 8.99 and cloudflare at 7.85 i believe. if your not using one of those three options in 2019 then your wasting money IMO. With that said the new ttld varies greatlyin pri

Christ, how many domains do you own? I thought Namesilo and Porkbun marked up less than a buck. So you've got like 1000+ domains. I didn't even think the delta would be even as high as a buck.

Bottom line is $$$ saved is still $$$ saved. Moving my domains from namesilo/namecheap and porkbun will save me high 3 figure $$$ to low 4 figure $$$$ per year in renewal costs for .com/.net extension

Ya I meant PorkBun and NameSilo have very small margins. We can see just how low now that CloudFlare has given a window into the actual cost to registrars. Of course it didn't take long for a few smar

It's quite telling, for example, how in Cloudflare's marketing campaign around their registrar service, they're focusing entirely on how they beat out the very expensive registrars - conveniently over

Still, I would not move my money into Cloudflare, just because the domain is a few cents cheaper then Namesilo or Porkbun.

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