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For $70/year Microsoft lets me point up to 99 domains at a cloud exchange server. This has been working well for me.

Many of us care about their privacy tho. Microsoft does not have a good track record in protecting valueable data.

The emails in your inbox are primarily coming from Google/MS servers.

Are most transactional or newsletter services hosted with MS or Google? I honestly doubt that, if anything I guess Amazon is the dominant force here. Also Google does not exactly have a bad record with Gmail.

However no, most privacy relevant emails I get are either directly sent from a Webservice, company own SMTPS or other privacy aware email providers.

Sure some friends hit me up with their Gmails, but I usually do not consider these mails privacy relevant.

Can you elaborate this setup a bit more?

Assume they mean using a basic Office 365 plan. That’s cost per user though, not really a comparable pricing plan.

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