Alternate Email Host
Alternate Email Host
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- detritus2
"If you're not paying, you're the product", etc.
The 'best' thing, if you're a business, is to roll your own and have IMAP/POP functionality on a box you pay for somewhere.
Ideally you'd pay extra for your own IP address too, just in case some cunt on your 'shared server' service is spamming and your mail gets caught up in it and the likes of Gmail or Outlook quietly fail your emails, fucking up your business (as happened to me a couple of years ago - not a lot of fun realising after a few days that all your gmail-using clients aren't hearing from you...)
- +1Julesvm
- Yeah, it sucks when someone does this. There are better ways to spam people :-).formed
- Thankfully, I know no gmail clients (maybe that's changing?), but it does suck. McCaffey black listed mine and it was blocked on every corporation runningformed
- their crap. Thankfully they fixed it in a few days, but that's a lot of lost productivity. Emails TO me were also blocked on their end.formed
- overall MT has been good, good support, I might move to Microsoft, but scared their support will suckformed