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At least in my experience, residential networks aren't worth bothering with for email. It's all about reliability - I need my email to work at all points in ti

At least in my experience, residential networks aren't worth bothering with for email. It's all about reliability - I need my email to work at all points in time. I can't deal with ISPs blocking the port, not to mention everything will flag your emails as spam because it's coming from a residential IP. If you're selling a commercial offering then you're going to need to fix those issues, otherwise, why wouldn't you pay for a "standard" solution that solves those issues for you?

jstanley 8y ago
> not to mention everything will flag your emails as spam because it's coming from a residential IP. In my view, this is the recipient's problem, not the sender's.
- losteric 8y ago
  Yes, it is - the recipient solves the problem by flagging your emails as spam.