Looking for managed email server

[Muliloz]

Hey,

I am looking for anyone who provides managed email servers, with a track record. I am aware that some will steal the emails you upload to these services and use them in their own send-outs, so i am looking for someone trusted by others.

Not opt-in on emails and obv bulk emails.

Can anyone recommend someone?

 

[xcodes]

In that case you should learn how to manage your own mailing needs. Cause if they want to steal every company or services you take they can do it easily without your notice. Try Fiverr you will get so many services from 5$ to 500$ range

Good luck

 

[Muliloz]

Well, I was hoping that we still had some trusted people or companies around
I am not completely green in this and do have many trap emails mixed into the list, so I will always know what is sent out.

While I also do have some technical knowledge, then I don't have the time needed to handle this, hence why I am looking for a trusted company or person who delivers this service. I am not going to look at fiverr for this though, if that is the best option, then i will wait until there is a better time and hire a developer to work on this from the office.

 

[MJ]

You can try setting up mail in a box and use smtp for outbound emails. There is service called anydomain.net which I am aware of, does installation and maintenance for you.
Another option is you can use sendy+aws, or get cheap hosting

 

[code API]

You can simply hire a professional to setup an Email sender/SMTP server if trust is really the issue. Then upon delivery, change your login password or other sensitive details.

 

[Muliloz]

Thanks guys, appreciate it, I will look into the different options.

 

[Johnpeterburs]

If you looking for SaaS-based, pick it up from Zoho. But if you want to make it self-managed, then pick from AWS and it works fabulously where they got more whitelisting SSLs to avoid spam.

 

[Rick4691]

You can try setting up mail in a box and use smtp for outbound emails. There is service called anydomain.net which I am aware of, does installation and maintenance for you.
Another option is you can use sendy+aws, or get cheap hosting

I just went over the installation video and some doc for mail-in-a-box, and it looks straightforward enough. I like the idea that I won't have to set up Postfix or anything myself, and the "let's decentralize email again" philosophy behind the project. Plus, the latest version is supposed to work on Ubuntu 22. So I figure it's worth a shot.

I'll be trying to deploy it on a new Linode, if they give me permission to use ports 25, 465 and 587. Otherwise, I may have to try DigitalOcean. I'll try to give an update on my progress.

 

[Rick4691]

I just went over the installation video and some doc for mail-in-a-box, and it looks straightforward enough. I like the idea that I won't have to set up Postfix or anything myself, and the "let's decentralize email again" philosophy behind the project. Plus, the latest version is supposed to work on Ubuntu 22. So I figure it's worth a shot.

I'll be trying to deploy it on a new Linode, if they give me permission to use ports 25, 465 and 587. Otherwise, I may have to try DigitalOcean. I'll try to give an update on my progress.

Yeah. This didn't quite work on Linode. Plus, it turns out you have to dedicate the box to being a mail-server and nothing else.

 

[MJ]

Yeah. This didn't quite work on Linode. Plus, it turns out you have to dedicate the box to being a mail-server and nothing else.

You can use mailcow, they do have docker image. That way you can use VPS for other purposes as well.

 

[Ownwebservers]

A managed email server is a hosting service that provides the infrastructure and support necessary to run an email server. Here are a few options you might consider:

1. Microsoft Exchange:
2. Google Workspace:
3. Zoho Mail:

 

[Rick4691]

Yeah. This didn't quite work on Linode. Plus, it turns out you have to dedicate the box to being a mail-server and nothing else.

I ended up installing iRedMail and I now have a mailserver; WP can supposedly work on the same box, but I haven't tried that yet. Got sidetracked with setting up another server to do an SMTP relay to the iRedMail server.

So far, so good.

 

[cryptom0]

is docker with mail server the faster way to setup a mail server ?
and what docker mail server image ?