I'd suggest two hosting options for a server

www.34sp.com - based in Manchester, and are pretty darned good. In fact, one of my old workmates works there, and he's pretty good at what he does! Co-lo there is around 90 pounds per month, but it's pretty good, and you get an excellent plesk control panel. I use them myself - but use the reseller hosting plan, which is good for my needs at 15 pounds per month.

www.1and1.co.uk - they do a co-lo server from 29.99 per month (with 10Gb of transfer per month).

Either way, qmail is set up on both, ready to go.

Hope this helps!
cheers,
Luke

In reply to Re^3: (OT) Setting up a mail server by lukeyboy1
in thread (OT) Setting up a mail server by webchalkboard

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