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MXroute has seen a dramatic increase in new customers over a short period of time. Growth brings opportunity, but it also brings visibility. As a result, patterns that were once rare or isolated are now easier to detect at scale. One of those patterns is deceptive use against third party

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Hey friends, Today I am proud to announce MXroute 4.0. That's what we're calling a complete UX overhaul, which does also include some new features and a unified experience for all of the customers deployed on our DirectAdmin servers (sorry to legacy cPanel users, only half of it is

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Most people think spam is an annoyance. An inconvenience. Something you swipe away, filter, or laugh about in screenshots. For me, spam stopped being abstract a long time ago. Years ago, someone deliberately weaponized newsletter systems against me. Not phishing. Not malware. Something far more insidious and far harder to

When I first launched MXroute, the goal was always simple: make email hosting boring. Not boring in a bad way, but boring in the sense that it should quietly do its job while you live your life, run your business, or obsess over something more interesting than SMTP logs. Over