How about riseup email? It seems that I can't apply.

[xylon]

It seems a lot of people don't like this email service.

[nosim]

Many reports online about people getting locked out of their accounts. I can't speak of experience, tried for may years to get an account there, never got one ...

[truemagic]

I've one and it's very generous for a "free" email to be honest.

1GB, unlimited aliases.

However I've the same fear that @nosim mentioned above, that I've seen some people being locked out of their accounts (which I believe they have violated the t&c) so I'm hesitant to use it as my primary. The same can be said on Tuta free account too, I've seen more than several reports that their free account was locked out of nowhere without warning so I would be cautious with Tuta as well.

Disclaimer: I don't have any spare invites so please don't ask for one from me

[nosim]

Originally Posted by truemagic

Disclaimer: I don't have any spare invites so please don't ask for one from me

That's asking to be asked for an invite

[Avion]

It would be better if this entire thread was deleted, because they will return!

[north]

perhaps the attitude no longer matched the clearly radical views of riseup. then the ban hammer is quickly swung.

[jeffpan]

Originally Posted by north

perhaps the attitude no longer matched the clearly radical views of riseup. then the ban hammer is quickly swung.

I had two riseup email accounts.
I issued invitations to two guys in forum using one account.
And my that account was banned quickly by ruseup.
So don’t give invitations easily to people you don’t know.

[janusz]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

I issued invitations to two guys in forum using one account.
And my that account was banned quickly by ruseup.
So don’t give invitations easily to people you don’t know.

How does riseup know whether you know those two guys?

[CyberSmurf]

Originally Posted by janusz

How does riseup know whether you know those two guys?

I assume that they keep a record of who issued an invite, and what invite was used to create an account?
Pretty easy to crosscheck.

[janusz]

Originally Posted by CyberSmurf

I assume that they keep a record of who issued an invite, and what invite was used to create an account?
Pretty easy to crosscheck.

With due respect, this does not explain how to tell whether the invitee is (or isn't) know to the inviter.

[jeffpan]

Originally Posted by CyberSmurf

I assume that they keep a record of who issued an invite, and what invite was used to create an account?
Pretty easy to crosscheck.

They do trace the invitation use.
If the new created email is abused,
the original invitation author will be banned.
A few riseup users have verified this.

[north]

Originally Posted by janusz

How does riseup know whether you know those two guys?

and who guarantees that they don't read the contents of the emails. and if the contents don't correspond to their political views, then they will certainly act....

[CyberSmurf]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

I had two riseup email accounts.
I issued invitations to two guys in forum using one account.
And my that account was banned quickly by ruseup.
So don’t give invitations easily to people you don’t know.

Originally Posted by janusz

How does riseup know whether you know those two guys?

Originally Posted by jeffpan

They [...] trace the invitation use.
If the new created email is abused,
the original invitation author will be banned.
A few riseup users have verified this.

So RiseUp didn't care if jeffpan knew the two guys or not. He was "guilty" by association.

[north]

Originally Posted by CyberSmurf

So RiseUp didn't care if jeffpan knew the two guys or not. He was "guilty" by association.

that's gloomy. a kind of "blood debt", so to speak.

the bottom line is that riseup is not recommended.

[xylon]

Originally Posted by nosim

Many reports online about people getting locked out of their accounts. I can't speak of experience, tried for may years to get an account there, never got one ...

5years!,OMG