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> You can both send and receive from them. This is not quite correct. According to Protonmail: > but sending emails from a @pm.me email address requires a pai

> You can both send and receive from them. This is not quite correct. According to Protonmail: > but sending emails from a @pm.me email address requires a paid account. https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/pm-me-addresses/ https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/pm-me-addresse... My criticism is: You should never use an e-mail address from which you cannot send. This has nothing to do with Protonmail but is a problem in general.

XCSme 5y ago
> but sending emails from a @pm.me email address requires a paid account. Forgot that, I personally have a paid account and I think many people using Protonmail do, the free accounts are not so good. > You should never use an e-mail address from which you cannot send. Depends for what, if you subscribe to newsletters you don't have to send emails, but I agree it's pretty dangerous to use an email that you don't have send access for.