Everyone rejects emails at a certain threshold. Google, Microsoft, everyone. If we’re unfairly rejecting an email, we’re happy to investigate and adjust. Most of the time, however, it is due to senders not following standards (or allowing their IPs to be used actively and recently for spam). With some of the most relaxed inbound filters in the industry, we do not apologize for not allowing all email (therefore crippling the service as a result). Given that 1 out of 5,000 customers has an issue with this that is easily solved in a short period of time, I’d ask you to take the “not ready for primetime” talk elsewhere. Customers actively want us to fight spam, look at the positive reactions:
Please vent your frustrations in your own space, and stick to asking questions and getting answers here. To have us investigate, reach out on slack. You can find the link to it on this page: https://mxroute.com/help.html