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		mgkimsal on Jan 18, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Web Services Our Startup Relies On Every Day I'm using critsend.com - it's just "pay as you go", not a monthly fee. $1/1000, with discounts as you go up in credit purchases. I've had no problems with them in the last year or so. No - I take that back - the bounce stats data was 'lost' from my display for a couple days, but the retrieved it and added it back in. Happened once, IIRC - generally nice people, and there's an IRC channel for help if you want that (in addition to standard other help channels).

paraschopra on Jan 18, 2011 [–]

Tried critsend.com -- the service threw up random errors and didn't really work well for us. In the end, went with SendGrid. Though if you are sending <500 emails a day, using Gmail SMTP servers is the best option.

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