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Hetzner is great but if you just don't like it, Vultr seems to fill similar gap in the market as Hetzner does.
That's not true, they're terrible. He was caught up in the MITM attack on jabber protocol
It's not that I don't like it, it's that I don't know what I've done wrong. it just worries me that they can take something away and not tell you why. I'm now stuck in limbo as I need to get me email server working before I can close my old reseller account.
I will take a look at vultr.
Thanks
I think you answered your question "why" you got blocked here. Maybe you should state that you are trying to host an email server in your OP. Email is a hot topic and a quick way to get banned / blocked from any reputable server hoster if you fuck it up.
I have mail server for years in hetzner without problem.
Probably he have the email server misconfiguration/open relay
I have used Vultr for about 6 years now and never had any issues, I asked for port 25 when I signed up and they said no, I waited for couple of months and politely asked again and they did open it, I used a free SMPT service while I waited, https://www.smtp2go.com/pricing/ have a free plan if you send less than 1k emails per month.
Thanks, I'll take a look at that.
Don't bother with a vps for email. Let the professionals do the work for you. I've been using MXroute for awhile now and love it.
Heard good things about mailgun as well.