Jericho Aquino
PHAffordable and Simple SMTP/POP3 Service For me I just need a simple SMTP for sending automated emails, and POP3 for receiving responses. MailWish gave this offer to me very very cheaply, although my traffic is not that high volume it is still great and cheap compare to other providers when calculated for the same offer.
Sherman Fu
SGSlow and Terrible Service Registered for email service however as having issue with blacklist from ip adresss for some reason. Manage to resolved most of it, but realised its because its a class c where my provider has an issue. Thus suspended the mail sevice. Registered a domain but for more than 7 days still pending support claims its because of blacklist issue. Which is unrelated. Up till now still flagged for review, but not resolved. Waste of money.
Gunesch Alexandru
GBHeloo Heloo, i use mailwish and it is verry good, great prices, great support, try it and you wil be happy with them
Goran Candrlic
HRI've been switching to Mailwish from… I've been switching to Mailwish from Google Worskpace for some of my domains and businesses and I can only say "WOW" - This has been a game changer for me as the cost savings are incredible if you have more emails. The platform has a nice, clean UX, and works really smoothly. Two thumbs up! I would recommend it to anyone who needs more than a few emails.
Scott Butler
GBSo far, so good. Seems reliable I work in IT, so I was skeptical. It does take a little bit of tech knowledge to setup your on email domain, but the documentation is good. I was able to setup a couple and emails came through and sent without being flagged as spam. They have several email clients you can use. Besides your own client via POP/IMAP/SMTP, they have several webmail options like their own mailbux, but also the usual roundcube, squirrelmail, and rainloop. RoundCube seems to be the most gmail like, with fitlers for forwarding and such. I had to use support once when looking for a feature, and they were helpful and kind.