Sparkpost VS Pobox

Sparkpost Reviews

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Sparkpost mentions (3)

• The 7 best transactional email services for developers in 2023

  Sparkpost. Good deliverability and a robust set of analytics tools make this a solid choice. - Source: dev.to / 7 months ago

• What to do about outbound emails customers and vendors don't get?

  One of our staff was following up on orders to vendors via phone, and several said they didn't get our email with the PO. Someone said that sparkpost.com, Netsuite's email sender, was blacklisted. Blacklistings are hard (for me) to track down, especially since they clear up quickly. But blacklistings can trump most client's SPF/DKIM/whitelist guards. We are getting pushed by management to help ensure... Source: about 2 years ago

• Post STMP Email Log Error

  Yes pretty much. In theory, you could use godaddy directly but sending emails through your web host is not something you want to do (They won't help much other than telling you to live with it). For better delivery of emails, you need transactional email providers. Not sure of your budget but my top choices are mandrillapp.com, sparkpost.com and sendgrid.com (in that order). Source: over 2 years ago

Pobox mentions (6)

• Looking for new email service and password manager

  I use pobox.com for email (I have my own domain); it's related to fastmail.com, and I'm very happy with it. It does cost $50 a year though, so maybe iCloud email would be a good choice. If you get iCloud+, you can use the enhanced security features. Source: over 2 years ago

• Thanks to Bitwarden, I'm conquering my biggest fear of switching email providers.

  I moved to pobox.com and couldn't be happier. Source: over 2 years ago

• What email provider do you use?

  I use pobox.comVery satisfied and it has a great web interface (IMAP available, too). Source: over 2 years ago

• Mail Provider pobox.com inaccessible by ipv6 even with NAT64

  So far pobox.com is the only one not working. I have tried amazon and twitter, and of course reddit, and they seem to be working ok. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Mail Provider pobox.com inaccessible by ipv6 even with NAT64

  I am behind a NAT64 and I just loaded https://www.pobox.com/ fine, so I would check that you do not have MTU blackhole issues. Clamp the MSS to lower in your router and see if that helps, particularly if you are using PPPoE. Try running "curl -Lv https://www.pobox.com/" in the command prompt and see what it says. Feel free to take a dump with Wireshark and filter it down with ipv6.addr == [IPv6 synthetic address... Source: almost 3 years ago