Comments on: #AxisOfEasy 350: Malware Disguised As Popular Apps Targets Android Users

By: Rick Bonsteel

Rick Bonsteel — Thu, 23 May 2024 02:18:07 +0000

I issued the complaint on May 20 about getting no email forwarding and not being notified. Mark Leftkovic contacted me and explained that not only had Yahoo made in impossible for EasyDNS to reroute emails, but was actually sending “mail received” notices. So I’m sorry if I jumped the gun! (A havbit of mine, one that I should work on.) Anyway, the problem seems to have been solved.

By: Rick Bonsteel

Rick Bonsteel — Mon, 20 May 2024 16:44:02 +0000

I’m getting no email rerouting from EasyDNS, but no one at the company has thought to notify me. I pay for the service, and I have some family members using it too, with our last name. For two days now, I have been sent emails that didn’t come to me, and — except for decreased volume — I had no way of knowing it. Why is it not standard policy to notify subscribers immediately — you have our email addresses — when your service is down!? It would make avbsolute common sense to me, and I’d consider it essential to the service.

By: Garon Isaac

Garon Isaac — Sat, 18 May 2024 14:01:42 +0000

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