Hi folks, As you may know, BitFolk currently offers free secondary DNS and backup MX for up to 50 domains as long as you have a VPS. I've had a couple of customers who have reached or are very near to the 50 domain limit, and while I don't like to say no, I also don't really want to be doing this for free for 100s of domains when there is clearly a market for it as a paid service. I don't really want to offer paid backup MX service because it would involve paid for-spam/virus filtering, which is a complicated matter and I think anyone needing to do that on a big scale should be either doing it in-house or buying the service from a company that specialises in that.[1] I feel secondary DNS is a different matter though. Looking at the market today: Typical large domain registrar: free with purchase of domain portfast.co.uk: £10/10 domains/year gradwell.com: £24/50 domains/year £42/100 domains/year £108/1000 domains/year (+VAT) Of course, all of those come with web interfaces to manage the domains. On the other hand, BitFolk comes with a VPS to manage the domains. :) I'm happy to continue to offer the first 50 domains for free (plus best effort backup MX), but if you had 51, or 100, or 1000 domains, how much would you be willing to pay? Cheers, Andy [1] AntibodyMX.net have talked to me about offering a whitelabel service or possibly some sort of deal for BitFolk customers so if their service is something you have any interest in, please let me know off-list. -- http://bitfolk.com/ -- No-nonsense VPS hosting "I'd be happy to buy all variations of sex to ensure I got what I wanted." -- Gary Coates (talking about cabling)