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> you really have to stick with Microsoft, Google, AWS SES, or mayyyyybe FastMail The left-field approach would be to build your own client on top of an email
by devmunchies 4y ago
> you really have to stick with Microsoft, Google, AWS SES, or mayyyyybe FastMail
The left-field approach would be to build your own client on top of an email API like mailgun or sendgrid (excluding the free tiers). But those are expensive for a personal use-case.
- dpkirchner 4y agoI've had bad luck with delivery on Mailgun, particularly to Yahoo and Hotmail/Outlook/Live.com. They have good luck reaching Gmail.
- devmunchies 4y agodid you pay for the dedicated IP address? My delivery was good with sendgrid after I payed the $80.
- dpkirchner 4y agoI tried to but they didn't want to assign one due to low volume (at the time). On the one hand I get it, on another I wish they were more honest about their product on its listing.