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What constitutes "suspicious activity"?
Catalina4You 1283 reads
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1 / 12
Newbie BBW Latina, needs help from Hobbyists and Providers alike

Hi.  

I have been slowly getting into escorting a bit, and met my first, and only client so far, a few days ago.

Now, my problem arised when I was blocked from gmail "for suspicious" activity.

So my question to all you helpful hunnys...

What email provider do you use to stay secure?  

Or tips on how to not be a dummy when it comes to talking about "business" in general.  

And just any other general info you think is pertinent for me to know.

I really appreciate any and all help.  

Thank you so much!

1192967 45 Reviews 108 reads
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2 / 12
Check out Protonmail.com and

...Hushmail.com.  I like Hushmail but they limit storage capacity on their free e-mail. If you want their premium e-mail you pay for it.  

 
Protonmail is completely free, has plenty of storage capacity, and they don't ask for any information to sign up.

Both are encrypted. Read all about them before you decide.

Y0j1mb0 22 Reviews 126 reads
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3 / 12
What constitutes "suspicious activity"?

Just curious.

mrfisher 111 Reviews 119 reads
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4 / 12
I was thinking of switching to gmail....

and a lot of gals I see use it.  Bummer to hear that they are getting tight-assed about things.

 
I have been using Yahoo without incident, but they are getting so flaky that it's driving me nuts.

Catalina4You 120 reads
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5 / 12
Re: What constitutes "suspicious activity"?

So after some research, it looks like Gmail has a system that looks for certain words and actually scans your emails.

 It literally booted me off in the middle of a message.

Also, it looks out for "suspicious" activity if you're getting bombarded with emails too quick, it triggers their systems, because they think it's a bot controlling the account.

I was was super upset, because I lost a number of great potential clients who were interested.

I'm not kidding when I say I literally just started all this, so It's frustrating to get the ball rolling and then it stops.

Oh well.

Catalina4You 112 reads
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6 / 12
Re: Check out Protonmail.com and

Thank you very much for your suggestions.

I will most definitely look into them.

You helped me a lot. :)

Catalina4You 116 reads
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7 / 12
Re: I was thinking of switching to gmail....

I saw that too!  

That's why I thought it would be safe and secure.

But I also noticed some with Gmail, that say no explicit language when sending emails to them.

Now we know why.  

I just couldn't believe it! Like wtf is Google doing spying on us?

That's why I never trusted their phone, I knew they were up to something.

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 92 reads
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8 / 12
Yahoo? I was sure you were still using...


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SportsAdmin 112 reads
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9 / 12
A friendly recommendation against using Yahoo:

There have been countless news stories of Yahoo leaking user data in very recent memory.  

 
https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2016/12/14/yahoo-admits-another-billion-user-accounts-were-leaked-in-2013/#26fc8492d5c2

 
https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/05/yahoobleed-flaw-that-festered-for-years-leaked-private-yahoo-mail-data/

 
I do not feel comfortable offering a suitable alternative, only in saying that for the purposes you will use it for a Yahoo email address seems like a particularly poor idea.

mrfisher 111 Reviews 123 reads
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10 / 12
You say it's free eh? Hmmmm. eom


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FreedaNipple 13 Reviews 118 reads
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11 / 12
I suggest Proton email

I also use to use yahoo email, but changed because of some problems, I know use ProtonMail, they are very secure, all there servers are encrypted and located in Switzerland.

Catalina4You 116 reads
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12 / 12
Re: I suggest Proton email

Ended up going with that too after comparing it to hushmail.  

Hushmail is hosted by Canadian servers so they're obligated, and already have, to turn over any emails if the Canadian government, or the US asks for them.

I thought it was really cool too that it was developed for CERN scientists, makes me feel a bit better, knowing it's was created specifically to protect privacy, no matter what.

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