Privacyharbor issues

[SAMSON SUPPLIES]

Our sources have confirmed that in cooperation with LE, privacyharbor is now blocking emails from securenym.net

We ask that if you are trying to contact us that you use a different email provider.

Thank you, Samson

 

[Imosted]

ok so privacy harbor is working with le or securenym?

 

[Big Pimpin]

 

[IWANTORAL(S)]

hushmail cooperates with them too.. r any of these encrypted emails actually on our side?

 

[coolrise]

No.

 

[colochine]

My privacyharbor went through fine.

 

[SAMSON SUPPLIES]

Our sources have confirmed that in cooperation with LE, privacyharbor is now blocking emails from securenym.net

We ask that if you are trying to contact us that you use a different email provider.

Thank you, Samson

Although we have confirmation from a very reliable source concerning LE's involvement with privacy harbor, apparently that is not the reason for our emails getting rejected this time. Here is the latest we have found out:



More on this issue: it appears that neither of the dns servers
privacyharbor.com uses are reachable.

The first one is ns1.snapbuild.com, which is registered with
GoDaddy.com. According to GoDaddy, the domain name expired on January
29. You can see this message at www.snapbuild.com.

Privacyharbor's second dns server is shown as ns2.neos300.com.
Unfortunately, that name server is not responding at all, and seems
to be unroutable.

The net result is that our servers don't have any way of sending
messages to addresses at privacyharbor.com, because there are no
active domain name records for the domain.

The privacyharbor.com website is reachable only because the "A"
record for the domain will remain cached for a few days. This is
what's used to navigate websites, but it's not used for mail. The
"MX" record that is required for mail is not available at all.

We have no idea why privacyharbor.com's name servers were allowed to
either expire or become unreachable, but the net result is that
messages addressed to privacyharbor.com are going to go undelivered.

Admin
SecureNym.net

 

[Pork Chop]

Although we have confirmation from a very reliable source concerning LE's involvement with privacy harbor, apparently that is not the reason for our emails getting rejected this time. Here is the latest we have found out:



More on this issue: it appears that neither of the dns servers
privacyharbor.com uses are reachable.

The first one is ns1.snapbuild.com, which is registered with
GoDaddy.com. According to GoDaddy, the domain name expired on January
29. You can see this message at www.snapbuild.com.

Privacyharbor's second dns server is shown as ns2.neos300.com.
Unfortunately, that name server is not responding at all, and seems
to be unroutable.

The net result is that our servers don't have any way of sending
messages to addresses at privacyharbor.com, because there are no
active domain name records for the domain.

The privacyharbor.com website is reachable only because the "A"
record for the domain will remain cached for a few days. This is
what's used to navigate websites, but it's not used for mail. The
"MX" record that is required for mail is not available at all.

We have no idea why privacyharbor.com's name servers were allowed to
either expire or become unreachable, but the net result is that
messages addressed to privacyharbor.com are going to go undelivered.

Admin
SecureNym.net

what the fuck does all that shit mean?

sounds to me as if someone put the wrong cable in the wrong slot. Tell them to change out the YELLOW and BLACK cable and everything should be fine. If not, then splice the GREEN one and tie it in to the BLACK one and you will be good to go.

 

[yerg]

^^^

 

[coolrise]

 

[tommygunz]

Umm...so AOL is still cool ?

 

[charley]

 

[garybg]

what is happening to privacy harbor--- no mail no answers garybg

 

[Pork Chop]

what is happening to privacy harbor--- no mail no answers garybg

same here bro. i havent got an e-mail for over a week. I even go to my other account and send an e-mail to my privacyharbor account and it never shows up

 

[keith1569]

Damn go with countermail. No problems!

Sent from my Samsung Infuse 4G

 

[NVRBDR]

I hear smartphones, Ipads, blackberry and the like are NOT the way to communicate, easily intercepted or traced back, I was told only use your desktop. I don't know enough about this subject to confirm this to be true or not, but why take any chances?