The real problem is and always has been "reputation". Now the big boys fuck that up by definition from the start and require you to do the heavy lifting: DNS,

The real problem is and always has been "reputation". Now the big boys fuck that up by definition from the start and require you to do the heavy lifting: DNS, SPF, DMARC, DKIM and so on. I run several email domains quite happily in the UK. I know why it works and I don't resort to magical thinking. My ISP is considered a business one and my IPs are static. I've owned both my work and personal ranges for a while. Feel free to contact: furtle@blueloop.net - I'd love to hear your ideas. Cheers Jon