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> but if you use it a bit more than a personal (or a business individual) account you are on the shallow grounds What do you mean by "a bit more"? Do you mean
by cuu508 3y ago
> but if you use it a bit more than a personal (or a business individual) account you are on the shallow grounds
What do you mean by "a bit more"? Do you mean using them as a SMTP relay? Having many email addresses and users under one account? Sending a lot of handwritten emails? Or something else?
- justsomehnguy 3y ago> Do you mean using them as a SMTP relay? They are fine being (an authenticated) SMTP relay. > Having many email addresses and users under one account? I do have only one account, with many domains and addresses. > Sending a lot of handwritten emails? Opposite of this. I was just testing the exact SMTP configuration for Ghost and then suddenly not only it stopped working but the account were ghosted. If I did that on my main account then I would had lost all my mail.
- cuu508 3y agoFrom https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000277382-Account-limits#sending https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000277382-Ac...: > Note: Fastmail is not a bulk email sending service. Our rate limits are designed to be generous for individual users, but not for bulk sending. Our Terms of Service prohibits sending duplicative email, and we will permanently close accounts found doing so.
- justsomehnguy 3y agoOh, yes, thanks, I didn't know I could send 5 emails (manually, I was testing a new thing) and be blocked without explanation, notification or a way to recourse. Oh, yes, I read it way before this conversation. Oh, yes, water is wet, what's next?