Babushka99
09-16-2006, 05:02 PM
I'm wondering if web hosts have been on a lookout to outsource their email to a third party, just as some do for say backups.
The quest here is to find out what is an 'acceptable' pricing model? Is it based on per user per month basis? it is space? is its traffic+space+messages-processed? It is a "bulk" arrangement (slab pricing)?
Somehow I've not been able to come across email host providers who will do the whole 9 years (spam, antivirus, filtering, rDNS, DNSBL checks, etc. etc. etc.) for a price that is affordable for web hosts.
The prices I have come across are too expensive to consider outsourcing? Sure there must be someone out there offering such services for web hosts - or am I just not googling it correctly.
FK
The quest here is to find out what is an 'acceptable' pricing model? Is it based on per user per month basis? it is space? is its traffic+space+messages-processed? It is a "bulk" arrangement (slab pricing)?
Somehow I've not been able to come across email host providers who will do the whole 9 years (spam, antivirus, filtering, rDNS, DNSBL checks, etc. etc. etc.) for a price that is affordable for web hosts.
The prices I have come across are too expensive to consider outsourcing? Sure there must be someone out there offering such services for web hosts - or am I just not googling it correctly.
FK
