What do you mean by secure?

You mean the standard controls on physical access and standard methods on unix?

I'm told that ISPs in Israel are some of the most secure and best value for large scale systems.

I've been working at [deleted upon request] :^).

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Quinn

Yes, physically secure location of ISP webhost servers, and standard controls on access. This is small scale stuff with a touch of paranoia!
I don't use unix - being a (usually 3D) designer not a programmer...

Simon

I thought I gave you "low cost, secure web hosting", not to mention shedloads of support as well... Is my service (which you get at cost, with no charge at all for support) that bad?

In your text you mentioned email -- remind me of your config (SMTP and POP3 servers) and describe the symptoms a bit and maybe we can see where the problem is. I have had no mail routing problems today. If you use 1and1 for your POP3 or SMTP it's possible there are problems there, but as I don't, I don't know.

If you do (use 1and1 for POP3 and SMTP), why not consider using your ISP's POP3 and SMTP servers instead? (I.e. the ones that your ADSL provider gives you).

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On the other hand, I am going to move my whole colocation / hosting arrangement to Merula in the next few months, so not having you or your customers to think about would make life marginally easier.

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