SMTP feed and Greeny migration

[#1]

Somehow been oblivious to this migration until one of my referees has had issues. I see an initial email about the transfer in my default inbox (not sent to my account email)
I have a domain name hosted only at PN and take an SMTP feed into my own mail server. I send emails using relay.plus.net from several sender addresses (family accounts).

Will I need to make any email changes? Other than maybe my SPF settings on the domain?

[#2]

And I see I'll need to change the name servers for my domains to some greenly servers post migration

[#3]

If the domain is not hosted with us, (ns1.force9.net), you'll be able to change this later. 

Other than that, continue to use relay.force9.net. 

[#4]

It's registered at 123 but you are doing dns

[#5]

I have a domain name hosted only at PN and take an SMTP feed into my own mail server.

@Lorian I'm not sure that SMTP delivery to your own mail server will still be an option when migrated to Greenby ?

Maybe @plusnettony  can advise...

[#6]

Communication about mail servers went out a few months since. It won't be possible I'm afraid.

[#7]

It won't be still possible to take an SMTP feed to my own mail server?

I've been running that since the Plusnet double email debacle in 2007

[#8]

Let me clarify that - if you use you're own domain, you should be ok.

On Plus.com, no. 

[#9]

Phew. Yes own domain, thanks
Any way I can find out which day I'm being transferred so I can check what's happening?

Also I'll need to find and register my account as supporting a vulnerable person as this email deliveries their chemo and oncology appointments

[#10]

I don't as yet.

When you transfer, you can register as vulnerable on the Greenby portal. I can also make changes our side if you want to PM me.