turboSMTP VS SMTP2GO

I run an email based service and while I send most email on my own I have been using the following providers for fall-back (for inbox providers that have very strict policies). - https://serversmtp.com/ - https://aws.amazon.com/ses/ I prefer SES for a number of reasons: - The price is about the best you will get. - You can DKIM sign messages yourself if you want (although IIRC they remove the ability to verify... - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago

Https://serversmtp.com/ It is the only one I have used, it offers both SMTP and a REST API of which I have only used REST, at $COMPANY it was valued as "the cheapest working service to send thousands of email/month from a few email address (the usual noreply@xxx.yy)". - Source: Hacker News / about 2 years ago

I open a support ticket describing the situation, expecting that it is a simple oversight, but I receive a puzzling response. Their support person claims that this IP doesn't belong to them, and that it is owned by "Sand Dune Mail Ltd". I check the smtp2go.com privacy page, and it clearly lists the name of the company as "Sand Dune Mail Ltd". Source: 11 months ago

Hmm. Getting the IP address of a linode site instead of smtp2go.com would worry me. Source: 12 months ago

Our mail relay service smtp2go.com is what is causing the issue! Source: almost 2 years ago

Https://smtp2go.com maybe? Just discovered them the other day but yet to give it a whirl. Just when I was starting to double down on Postmark, they did this. Not blaming them, but we all know this is going to go badly (as a previous Active Campaign user). - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago

Why would it? My response will be sent through the SMTP server at smtp2go.com which has no idea what my Gmail address is. How does my "response to meeting invite" differ from my responses to other mass emails? Source: about 2 years ago