[PLUG] Mail hosting

[Greg Helledy <gregsonh@gra-inc.com>]

We're a small company (about 20 employees). Our ISP doesn't offer many 
features in the way of mail hosting and have been handling our email in 
house using something called MDaemon on a Windows platform.

As the size of mailed attachments, the size of mailboxes, and the spam 
load have increased, the system is becoming less reliable and a burden 
for the person who maintains it.  While a *nix system and appropriate 
mail software would help with the reliability, I'm the only one at the 
company who has any computer knowledge outside of the Windows world and 
I believe mail administration would still be a burden (which I am not 
looking forward to taking on).

So, how much would one expect to pay for highly-reliable mail hosting? 
Requirements:
1.  200 GB mail storage (a couple of users will hit 10 GB, most will be 
less) with ability to create subfolders
2.  IMAP with secure connection
3.  Useful web interface, SSL-enabled is strongly preferable
4.  Did I mention reliability?
5.  In the Philly area would be a plus

I hope this isn't a violation of list protocol.  Please respond off-list.

Thanks,

Greg Helledy

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