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Been there, done that. After a bit of back and forth, Telekom basically recommended that I go and use one of the big SMTP servers and stop bothering them. While
by Cockbrand 9mo ago
Been there, done that. After a bit of back and forth, Telekom basically recommended that I go and use one of the big SMTP servers and stop bothering them. While I hated myself for doing it, I eventually switched to Gmail for peace of mind.
- bayindirh 9mo agoThis is one of the reasons why I'm not planning to host my own e-mail server. It's not that I can't do it, but I don't want to sink time into investigating and working around/solving things like that.
- Avamander 9mo agoThe small boutique mail hosts are also much more tedious to deal with than any of the big players. So it depends on your recipients how much effort self-hosting is.
- nerdponx 9mo agoDoes Fastmail have any clout in Europe? I've been a customer for the better part of a decade (with my own domain name) and I've never had a mail delivery issue.
- chrisweekly 9mo agoI was going to suggest Fastmail too. I don't know about Europe in particular but have been a very happy Fastmail customer for several years, running mail for 2 small corporations plus personal, zero problems ever.
- Fnoord 9mo agoNope, but there are various good and cheap e-mail providers in EU, such as Soverin, Posteo, Mailbox, Migadu, Tuta, ...
- glitchc 9mo agoUnfortunately some inbound servers will block emails if the originating server does not match the From: address.
- fph 9mo agoIf you control the domain, you can use SPF to designate Google as an authorized sender for your domain.