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Most of our clients take their email services independently and so we don't provide that. However, not all; we have a few customers for whom we supply, and because it's such a small part of the business, those are simply provisioned on a Heart Internet reseller package - IMAP or Exchange boxes.
However - this isn't to degenerate Heart Internet particularly - mailboxes on a shared platform are always vulnerable to blacklist inclusion and recipient blocking/filtering if just a small percentage of the other people on that server misbehave.
Getting emails delivered to the BT, Yahoo and AOL platforms is a challenge at the best of times and now and again some of our clients find themselves "punished" for the misdemeanours (sending spam) of others who aren't even our clients.
People tend not to want to pay for email these days, it's one of those "bundled" things many get for nothing, yet, I'm looking around at business mail reseller offerings that are good quality thinking that spammers are less likely to go with services they have to pay (more) for.
We have run our own mail server in the past but given the volumes of this are so low and it isn't ten years ago where people expected that "all in one" service, even though this would enable us to guarantee quality, it isn't somewhere we'd go now. It's just too much hassle.
Any suggestions for decent providers?
However - this isn't to degenerate Heart Internet particularly - mailboxes on a shared platform are always vulnerable to blacklist inclusion and recipient blocking/filtering if just a small percentage of the other people on that server misbehave.
Getting emails delivered to the BT, Yahoo and AOL platforms is a challenge at the best of times and now and again some of our clients find themselves "punished" for the misdemeanours (sending spam) of others who aren't even our clients.
People tend not to want to pay for email these days, it's one of those "bundled" things many get for nothing, yet, I'm looking around at business mail reseller offerings that are good quality thinking that spammers are less likely to go with services they have to pay (more) for.
We have run our own mail server in the past but given the volumes of this are so low and it isn't ten years ago where people expected that "all in one" service, even though this would enable us to guarantee quality, it isn't somewhere we'd go now. It's just too much hassle.
Any suggestions for decent providers?