Assuming mail being relayed through webfaction counts as bandwidth usage?

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I'm ASSUMING that any mail activity relayed via one of the mailbox servers is counted against my bandwidth usage. Is that accurate? Not that I'm trying to send out any bulk of mail, heavens no, just trying to understand the bandwidth usage count I see in my control panel.

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1	At this time, we do not count email traffic against your bandwidth allowance (although it's possible that we may change that policy in the future). permanent link answered 02 Jul '14, 18:29 seanf 12.2k●4●18●36 accept rate: 37% I see. Okay, thanks! (02 Jul '14, 18:39) cavalierfh

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Assuming mail being relayed through webfaction counts as bandwidth usage?

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