Re: [mailop] Recommendations on ESP

[Anne Mitchell via mailop]

> Who would you recommend has a good feature set but also and critically keeps
> spammers off so that I would not be negatively impacted on deliverability
> for actions outside of my control?

Mark, here is a list of ESPs that we recommend:

https://www.isipp.com/email-service-providers-that-we-recommend-esp-reputation-ratings/

There are some that we will intentionally *not* recommend, however for what I 
imagine are obvious reasons we don't publish such a list.

Anne

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[mailop] Recommendations on ESP

[Mark Lunn via mailop]

Hi All,

Firstly, this email list has been hugely helpful in finally getting out
mailing practices in great shape and enjoying excellent deliverability with
the major ISPs so thanks to all.

A massive pricing increase from Send in Blue is making me look around to see
if we can migrate our 300k list to a new ESP and get better value. 

Who would you recommend has a good feature set but also and critically keeps
spammers off so that I would not be negatively impacted on deliverability
for actions outside of my control?

Thanks again
Mark Lunn
 



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