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For several years (since Comcast started blocking port 25), I've been using a particular company's SMTP relay service for my personal mail. Lately I'd say 30% of my outbound messages are getting trapped by spam filters, for reasons that I can only guess. One possibility is that my outbound messages contain several Received headers, at least one of which identifies my dynamic Comcast IP. I still want to run my own Postfix or exim server but I think I need to redesign this so I better control over the reputation of my outbound service. Are any of y'all still running your own mail server? Is there any inexpensive way to accomplish this, as an alternative to the now-failing DynDNS MailHop Outbound? Or do I throw in the towel and set up a Gmail account? -rich
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