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Migadu also limits you number of going mails a day. This is insanely bad practice, not to mention... have you read their Terms and Privacy policies? Steer cle
by niftylettuce 6y ago
Migadu also limits you number of going mails a day. This is insanely bad practice, not to mention... have you read their Terms and Privacy policies? Steer clear for sure.
- gpm 6y ago> Migadu also limits you number of going mails a day. So does gmail (in their case to somewhere between roughly 150 and 500 depending on how you use the service). So does basically everyone if they don't want to get marked as a spammer and have their emails not delivered. Migadu billing based on the number of emails per day is novel (to me), but having a limit is normal. Billing based on emails per day seems reasonable. The limit isn't strictly enforced either (per their website: https://www.migadu.com/en/drawbacks.html https://www.migadu.com/en/drawbacks.html). > have you read their Terms and Privacy policies I have. They seem both reasonably short and not at all obnoxious. What issues do you have with them?