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I wouldn't really say its "unlimited" when there are rate limits on the number of emails you can send/receive in a day (presuming that is what the in/out stats
by Crosseye_Jack 3y ago
I wouldn't really say its "unlimited" when there are rate limits on the number of emails you can send/receive in a day (presuming that is what the in/out stats are referring to) and there is a storage cap.
Not saying I disagree that a good email host shouldn't have rate limiting / storage limits, just saying I wouldn't call such a host unlimited either.
- shepherdjerred 3y agoI think the unlimited refers to number of addresses/domains.
- svjx 3y agoYes the "unlimited" is referring to the number of addresses/domains. An unchecked sending limit would be an open relay, not a reputable mail server.