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Here’s a quick update on recent comings and goings in the business mailbox provider space. Amazon to wind down Workmail offering Amazon just announced that they are shutting down their corporate mailbox solution Workmail. The service officially ends just about a year from now,…
The transition is complete, according to my little widget ! All AT&T consumer mailbox domains now have MX records that point directly to Yahoo Mail's infrastructure. The transition was announced back on June 24th , and here we are, just over a month later, it looks lik…
Groups.io is a provider of email discussion group hosting that has been around a good long while ( launched in 2014 ) and serves up rather a lot of email. That gives them insight into delivery delays and connection problems relating to internet service providers and mailbox pr…
Got any orange.es subscribers on your list? Or any lingering addresses from domains like wanadoo.es, eresmas.com, or mixmail.com? Not for long, as Orange (aka MasOrange) is discontinuing its email service in Spain, with their announcement that service will be ending on Septemb…
Starting in June 2025 and continuing into 2026, Comcast's Xfinity email service is transitioning to a new platform . Email users with comcast.net addresses will begin moving over to Yahoo Mail, which will take on the role of hosting those accounts going forward. Users will …
Yahoo Mail has long been the webmail destination for mail sent to the AT&T consumer mailbox domains. Meaning that if you had an AT&T email account, you used Yahoo Mail to read any email messages received. But, for a long time, the actual MX record for those domains poin…
In light of Microsoft’s recent release of updated email sender requirements , I thought it would be handy to share an updated list of all of the consumer domains under the “MAGY” umbrella. My personal definition of MAGY includes: Microsoft (Outlook.com/Hotmail/etc.) Apple (iClo…
Time for fun with a smaller data set! In my most recent snapshot of the top ten million domains list, just over 4200 of them are domains ending in the ".edu" TLD. The .edu top level domain is a small one, with nowhere near the many millions of domains registered under…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is the series here at Spam Resource ranking the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their counts of MX records in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what infor…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is the series here at Spam Resource ranking the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their counts of MX records in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what infor…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is the series here at Spam Resource ranking the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their counts of MX records in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what info…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is the series here at Spam Resource where I break down the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their rankings in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what info…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is the series here at Spam Resource where I break down the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their rankings in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what inform…
Who hosts what mail? MBP Spotlight is a new series here at Spam Resource where I’ll break down the top mailbox providers (including B2B) based on their rankings in the top ten million domains. Some entries might have more info, some entries might have less, depending on what …
What do you do when you're a newsletter publisher or marketing manager sending emails to your list and you run into deliverability trouble through no fault of your own? How do you even know? It's a tricky and sticky situation and I've seen it happen more than once l…