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And you feel the need to bump a one month old topic because.. why?

Ok, then buy a VPS and host email on it :P

This is a review of http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/ftpit-4-99-2gb-openvz-vps-in-buffalo-new-york/ the 1 GB servers with ColoCrossing. After initial setup, I haven't had any problems with them. Setup did have some problems because the promotion clearly said New York but they provisioned it in LA...

And back up.

NY1 maintenance now.

Can you explain why you don't want to host your email locally? Then can better find a solution that fits your needs.

Easy - http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-migrate-mailboxes-between-imap-servers-with-imapsync I'm pretty sure most mail clients (like Thunderbird) support copying emails though. So even easier than easy.

What about NFS?

I run a personal mail server, use it for all of my domains. Running Postfix, with Dovecot for IMAPS. Simple install with system users (since all the mail accounts are trusted, have shell access anyway), also runs with DKIM (opendkim), basic antispam (amavisd-new/spamassassin -- although I have...

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158 wpm http://10fastfingers.com/speedtests/generate_screenshot_result/158_820_0_0_152_6_99.97_36_128723 Running on laptop with not so great keyboard too :P Using programmer dvorak -- http://www.kaufmann.no/roland/dvorak/ After switching to Dvorak I mostly type the standard way (right...

Nice guarantee!

I've never seen a provider where the live chat was remotely useful. Either no one was in the live chat, or the live chat was completely unhelpful (unable to resolve any problems, probably unable to do anything at all so what's the point?). Anyway I don't see a way to make it useful, support...

Well you do if you cancel after a few days.

? what do you mean?

I think of that as a consequence of prorating rather than a "feature"/purpose of it. Edit: I mean because you could accomplish the same thing without prorating, i.e., by allowing client to pay for fourteen days or something on the first invoice.

That sounds like a great feature request; would be the same as offering a choice of whether to "pro-rate" or not, and in that case you could also just set limit to 30 days without complaints probably. Edit: by "would be the same as" I actually mean that it includes that and more

As client, I think prorated services make it much easier for me to manage payments; if everything was prorated for the same day, my own accounting would be a lot easier... It is a bit annoying that you have to pay more if you purchase the server at the wrong time. But if the limit is reasonable...