ProxiedMail Reviews

its service fullfilled my requirements

I seriously love the ease of use and that I can so easily stop receiving emails. It's so great to be able to sign up for something without giving my email away every time.

Thanks for such a great product. I've already recommended it to many people I know.

The product as such works great, but I have a few problems.

1. I just bought this service yesterday. Have been trying to validate my domain, but the TXT is not getting verified. It's been more than 12 hours.
UPDATE: Issue within our office. All works 100% fine. Quick verifciation once we found the issue.

2. While replying to emails, the proxied mail text is appearing. Is there a way to avoid this? The only way I can think of is deleting the older message while replying, but I don't think that's a prudent way of doing it. I have mailed the screenshots.

3. Every mail you reply to from the Proxy Mail account is sent as a separate mail, not within the same thread. Is there a way to avoid this?

4. I am not able to add new Real Mails. Its stuck on the mail I used to login with.
UPDATE: Found the link to add new real emails under the proxied mail.

UPDATE
Thanks to Alex, some of the questions were quickly answered. Changing my review to a full 5 Taco.

Looking for client solutions. Have mailed the founder on the same.

We're using ProxiedMail to be able to manage incoming customer inquiries from multiple brands from a single dashboard. We've just started building this out, but so far so good – all looks great!

My only concern is that I don't know what's under the hood – and I have no way to verify! Could ProxiedMail be reading my emails? Could they be sending emails in my name without me knowing?

Maybe... I mean, I trust them not to. But how could I know for sure?

I really wish they open-sourced their software (or, at the very least, had a security audit soon).

Anyways, it's a great product for a bargain price, but I wouldn't trust the product with my most sensitive emails (yet).

Still a few concerns about the overall security (I hope there’ll be an audit soon), but in terms of ease of use, it’s just perfect. I already have unlimited access to email aliases with my current hosting provider, but Proxiedmail is my fallback if I ever want to change hosts and no longer have access to this feature in the future (not all hosts offer this, or they do so in a very limited or expensive way). While I’m waiting to be completely reassured about the security aspects, I’ll use Proxiedmail for all non-strategic account creations (newsletters, etc.). Thanks Alex, your service is great!