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cx42net
7y ago
Hi and thank you for your warm words! I agree that having your personal email in clear in a public DNS records is not great (and goes again the privacy statement), but I can also understand the appeal to the Open-source ideology :) For info
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cx42net
7y ago
That's a good point! I'll take note of that, thank you.
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cx42net
7y ago
That's interesting that you thought it was older, it's worth taking notes of this. I agree that the open-source part is the USP for ForwardEmail that we haven't. The thing on our end is that we have already thought about open
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cx42net
7y ago
Thank you very much, I also hope it will succeed :D
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cx42net
7y ago
Thank you. We're open to suggestions in terms of pricing (believe me, we spent quite some time arguing about the pricing and what to includes :) ). What is missing for you in the free plan that you would be willing to pay for (but less
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cx42net
7y ago
I wonder how you found out that Forwardemail is older. You made me curious so I checked and from the whois details, Forwardemail was registered on 10/2017 whereas ImprovMX was registered on 08/2013. We've acquired ImprovMX in
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cx42net
7y ago
Thank you! Indeed, losing emails is really bad. We do our best to avoid this and try to be very reactive when things go south, but it's not possible to guarantee you that we will never lose any emails (no one can). We acquired the serv
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7y ago
I can understand, yes. The reason we decided to allow 25Mb for paid plan is to avoid abuses.
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cx42net
7y ago
Hi, Maybe https://improvmx.com might be the solution you are looking for? (I'm the owner, to be totally transparent).
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7y ago
Thank you for your post. I run ImprovMX and it's with pleasure that you liked using it :) We are on the verge to release a sending feature and the decision from Mailgun to drop this came at a great surprise for us. I always thought of
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cx42net
7y ago
Maybe https://improvmx.com would be what you are looking for? (I'm the owner, to be fully transparent). We offer up to 5 domains for free. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! :)
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7y ago
You are 100% right. It started the same with our service; we bought back ImprovMX (I don't put the link as I'm not looking for publicity - just for reference) when it was just a 5$ droplet at Digital Ocean, and now we have 10 big
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7y ago
You are right, most VPS provider for instance, don't give just one IPv6, but a full range. One might be able to implement a spamming server with rotating IPv6. Spamhaus has released a "blocking strategy" for IPv6 to exactly a
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7y ago
Hi, I'm Cyril and I run ImprovMX.com - an email forwarding tool - with my co-founder Antoine. We discovered the Mailgun’s price change last week and noticed they dropped the “free email forwarding” options they had, now asking for $420
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Show HN: Improvmx.com – An alternative to Mailgun for free email forwarding
(improvmx.com)
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7y ago
I've been a user at Mailgun for a few years now. Easily sending more than 625 emails per month. When they launched the new pricing, they said that only the new users will be affected. Maybe they'll change that in the future, but f
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cx42net
7y ago
I run https://improvmx.com , a service to forward incoming emails to a personal inbox (like @gmail's). Is this what you are looking for?
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I Developed a $3.5K/Month Tool That Converts HTML to PDF
(starterstory.com)
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7y ago
Thanks!
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7y ago
Thank you for your reply. From my understanding, what you suggest is that a backscatter uses a return path email that does not exists? My understanding was that a backscatter uses an email that is not his, in order to deliver a message with
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cx42net
7y ago
How can you know when you're about to send a bounce to a backscatter? I'd love to know this!
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I don't get it, why ad-blockers can't request a DNSBL managed by them to know if that CNAME is authorized or not? Granted, it requires a bit more network request, but completely breaks the CNAME cloacking method.
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7y ago
Here are the links for those interested: * PDFShift : https://pdfshift.io * AlternativeTo : https://alternativeto.net/software/pdfshift/ * Capterra : https://www.capterra.fr/software&#x
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Ask HN: How would you grow this product?
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The Story Behind ImprovMX
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For information, this link came from this article at TNW: https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/05/03/a-... Which brings a little more details about the reason why it exists.
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7y ago
You can also hear beeps from maybe some watch.
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I didn't made it, but I've found it from this article: https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/05/03/a-...
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7y ago
Ahahah excellent :)
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I found the link from this article: https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/05/03/a-... (I'm not the author of the website) I think you will find a bit more explanations in this article.
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