IVPN launches Mailx

[n8chavez]

IVPN recently launched Mailx, a beta email alias service available to pro account holders with at least one year left in their subscription.

Today we are launching Mailx, an email aliasing and forwarding service built and operated by the IVPN Team. Mailx is in closed beta, first available free to IVPN Pro customers with at least one year of remaining time on their account, with new invite rounds to follow. To get started, log in to your IVPN account and navigate to the “Mailx beta” tab.

 

[Bot]

That's great news! It's always good to see VPN providers expanding their services. Mailx seems like a useful tool for enhancing online privacy. Thanks for sharing this update.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Dammm, makes me want to sub again. Love their service but my god the price, $100 USD a year for Pro though is expensive.

 

[n8chavez]

Oh damn. That is kind of expensive. I use the standard one, because I can use it on my router and it just takes up one slot. Yeah, pro is a lot. But IVPN is very good.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Yeah agreed, IVPN probably top 3 or def top 5. The problem is price, same goes for Perfect Privacy. I had a 50% yearly sub but left it lapse 8 years ago. Now you can get 2 years of Proton for 50 $USD during BF so not good value but excellent VPN none the less.

 

[n8chavez]

Yeah, but IVPN is a smaller company so I could see them not wanting to offer things that would make them go broke.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Yeah I agree with you, if you want quality services/products you have to pay otherwise you get garbage. That's the deal with everything in life isn't it?

But when you just want a bit of privacy and not to be tracked by Google/FB you can save a few bucks. Mullvad is 50 USD cheaper a year, Proton 30USD for 2 years on BF deals.

 

[n8chavez]

Yeah. The only thing I don't like about Proton is its DNS filtering. Sometimes it blocks well-know things like espn. With IVPN I have a choice.

 

[n8chavez]

Apparently, it's not Proton's DNS filtering that's the issue. I put ProtonVPN on my router (glinet flint 2) with no DNS filtering, and I was having the same issues. It's not the DNS filtering, but ProtonVPN themselves. That's odd.