My advice to everyone is do not use hushmail. They closed an e-mail account that I had with them. I wrote to their so called customer service and 4 days later received a form letter stating that I had violated their "terms of service". I'm not a spammer. I have no idea what they are talking about.. Since this occurred I have researched their company in detail. They are a fraud. They don't offer privacy or secure encryption. Boycott this company at all costs.
freespeech
Tijeras,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 26, 2015
While hushmail may allow customers to encrypt their own email, they do not protect customers from abuse. Based on my experience, they may even read customers' emails and act on political prejudice to eliminate accounts they do not agree with. The worst problem is that trolls can file false complaints with hushmail purposly to get customers' accounts blocked and hushmail will not protect customers from them. What all this amounts to is purposful violation of free speech. My advice to everyone is to file valid compliants about hushmail whenver and where ever possible, perhaps even with the FCC. Maybe a class action would stop them.
They blocked an e-mail account that I had with them three times without consulting with me first. Their customer service people admitted twice, after weeks, each time, that they "found nothing wrong' and the the third time they stating I "should have read their terms of service which says [they] have the right to block any accounts any time for no reason." I lost 5 years of files I had transferred from Yahoo and they will not allow me to transfer them elsewhere. Boycott this company and file complaints anywhere possible at all costs.
Prav
California,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, April 17, 2014
I've used Hushmail and they do provide encrypted email. It's pretty easily proven and tested. Since you're claiming they do not provide encrypted email, when they in fact do, it's safe to say your entire post is a lie.