Yeah, I've never had to provide KYC in around 5 years of using it.

@anubhavhirani Keep your nose out of business that doesn't concern you. Who exactly gave you the authority to act as a self-appointed gatekeeper or "forum police" here?

It's interesting to see that so few members bother to vote.

Adding a Frankfurt data point since you asked -- same symptoms, and getting

. We do plan around shellter and our tunnel broker add also freedns system similar to freedns.afraid.org as any way we made own set of powerdns name servers for tunnel broker, so why not do utilize th

Buy whatever cheap vps to run your incoming mail on and then use another service for outgoing email, such as MXRoute, Amazon SES, Mail.Baby or whatever the name of the day is.

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You stole my reply!

I’m just looking for a small VPS for personal email hosting (a few mailboxes and basic sending for my own domains).

Having own ASN doesn't generally make you "immune". If you are important enough, they will go after upstreams. That's where Russia might be your friend.

each to their own

Of course they can go after your upstreams too, but generally thats less effective.

I try just to use my own typing or "freeflow" as I use often tts also. From now on I try to provide all texts here without ai "redacted" slop. (Image)

A few months ago, we had an issue with IPXO. Our email was on their bounce list causing none of the invoices to be sent to us, we have also setup autopay after the few incidents with them and we are s

There's a reason why it's a good idea to use free email or even your own email server.

Same crew as tb.tahio.eu (free IPv6 tunnel broker we ran the April 2025 freebie for) — different scope, same "non-commercial community project" energy. Full breakdown of who-and-why

* Own NS delegation per /64 — point the reverse zone of any of your /64s at your own authoritative nameservers. One mandatory ns1.example.com., optional ns2.example.com.. From that moment on you serve

I enjoyed reading your TOS.

As soon as the Telegram account dies, the inheritance becomes null and void: it all goes to a named charity.

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