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Agreed. I used to host email professionally and would not recommend managing your own mail server. It will constantly be under attack by spammers and if the inbox email address is exposed at all, soon 90% of incoming mail will be spam and you’ll need antispam software to filter it.
Not sure about you latter point tbh. I run an email server, with nothing but grey listing and spamassassin and the amount of spam is absolutely minimal.
Proper config and fail2ban easily takes care of direct attacks.
Nevertheless, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone but the most determined.
To be fair, they said that you would need anti spam software and you do use anti spam software.