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Imho, the in/out emails limitation is far more constraining than the amount of adresses I can use - thus "unlimited" is quite misleading.
by dhaavi 3y ago
Imho, the in/out emails limitation is far more constraining than the amount of adresses I can use - thus "unlimited" is quite misleading.
- svjx 3y agoIt's really meant for startups that need to create multiple address but don't actually send out mass amounts of email. We support up to 3000 in and 500 out in a day.
- simfree 3y agoSeems significantly worse than MXRoute and other established mail providers in this space. What is your strategy for protecting your SMTP server reputation? Do you have your own ASN?
- svjx 3y agoWe restrict the sending and receiving to prevent spammers and botnets. Unlike most other smaller providers we actually watch our sending patterns and have systems in place to prevent abuse. By limiting i/o we prioritize good reputation over selling to the most customers. We also prevent senders from sending out messages that are against the policies of most other mail servers and get feedback from those servers on potential spam.