Hi Guillermo:


>
> the product is ok but in my 1 year experience I had using mailmax was kind
> of bad.. the server crashed a lot specially on weekends :) the sql version
> was a beta so I cannot tell its bad but I can say one thing for sure.. IMS
> betas where 1000 more stable than mail max.


I never used it - but your experience seems to be exactly the same as all
those who I know who did.  Mailmax should be fine though for 100 emails per
day :-)

iMS is unquestionably an infinitely more powerful and stable product.

>
> yes eric was the one giving support on mailmax with a programmer called
> jeff.. they have a good programming team but not for nothing but IMS is way
> faster and stable than ever.

Eric owns the company. but AFAIK he is no programmer.  I agree with you
knowing all the facts  - iMS and its support and people behind it are
infinitely superior.

Actually Guillermo we both seem to have followed parallel courses here!  I had
alot of corrspondence with Ashley King about MrPost at one time (before he
went to work for Allaire I think, and discontinued it) and I already knew
about Mailmax through my past experiences with the company.  It is clear that
we both, as do all on this list, recognise the significance of a
database-centric mailserver, particularly a CF based one - but_only_Howie and
iMS have been able to delive,r and will continue to do so.

Regards,

Adrian.



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