ANY HERE EVER LOCKED OUT OF HUSHMAIL?

[anabolicfan]

????

 

[edge250]

word i got was that apparently they are running some type of screen for "key" words or phrases and deleting accounts that are tagged in the screening. in meathead terms they are using govt type computer shit to screen for guy using there email services to deal, buy, sell, trade gear.

 

[anabolicfan]

word i got was that apparently they are running some type of screen for "key" words or phrases and deleting accounts that are tagged in the screening. in meathead terms they are using govt type computer shit to screen for guy using there email services to deal, buy, sell, trade gear.

SHOULD A MEAT HEAD BE WORRIED?

 

[edge250]

SHOULD A MEAT HEAD BE WORRIED?

i honestly dont know. and what i read was speculation but dont you think its kinda odd all these guys on similar boards are reporting that there hushmail and now cyber-rights accounts are being deleted.

 

[lucian]

.....

they call it maintenence. they are supposedly upgrading the system. now that i think about it it did happen a whole lot before operation raw deal. hmmmmm coincedence? maybe not.
god bless
lucian

 

[edge250]

was he locked out or was his account deleted by the company. word i got was that some guys accounts were actually being deleted by the company.

 

[hiddenbelow]

They are being deactivated by breaching the terms of the service agreement you have when you opened your account. It is not the inactivity of three weeks it is that people placing orders are putting information in the subject line that they should not be.

They are not screening the actual e-mails they are looking for key words in the subject line and if you have one of those key words they are saying you are breeching the terms of service. By doing so they have the right to deactivate your account.

Just be smart guys thats all i can say..

DW

 

[anabolicfan]

They are being deactivated by breaching the terms of the service agreement you have when you opened your account. It is not the inactivity of three weeks it is that people placing orders are putting information in the subject line that they should not be.

They are not screening the actual e-mails they are looking for key words in the subject line and if you have one of those key words they are saying you are breeching the terms of service. By doing so they have the right to deactivate your account.

Just be smart guys thats all i can say..

DW

THIS IS WHAT I WAS THINKN... I HOPE THATS AS FAR AS THEY TAKEING IT..HAIT TO HAVE A KNOCK ON DOOR. HOUSE IS CLEAN ANY WAY BUT DON'T NEED THE HEADACHES

 

[irish_sd]

Wow?? That is a big step they are taking. I gotta check my account.

 

[Frank-Oh]

hushmail's policy is they will work with authorities if they need to. plus their servers are in canada which sort of makes it almost america..

go with safe-mail.net, and don't stick to any login for too long.