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So, to be clear, I'm saying that the email mx for mnopltd.com points to GoDaddy, although my domain is still registered with Dragon. <BR>
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My experience is that Godaddy support on email is the best, fastest, most competent support for anything I've needed support on in the last 5 years. Maybe they are evil regarding domain registration, but I haven't experienced that. <BR>
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Regarding email, their stuff "just works" and that is increasingly important to me. I don't have any of the headaches I had when I was doing it myself for a 2 person company. <BR>
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On Thu, 2014-05-15 at 06:23 -0400, Paul Cartwright wrote:
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On 05/14/2014 09:17 PM, Neal Rhodes wrote:
> What I meant is move your domain email to GoDaddy, and let them deal
> with spam and getting blacklisted.
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> They also allow XX number of relay messages a day, so I can relay
> stuff from other email domains I use which only allow the normal SMTP
> port which AT&T DSL won't allow.
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> We just have email and web hosting with them; out domain name is still
> with Dragon and its descendants.
first you say move domain to godaddy, then you say your domain is still
with Dragon.. I get blacklisted once or twice a month. An email to
Asmallorange, and they reply, apologize & fix it. Is Godaddy support better?
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