Dea is cancelling hushmail accts now

[fullybuilt]

Just got word that 3 bro's from another board had their free hushmail accounts deactivated. They said they basically got a letter saying rules had been broken,etc.. and to call if you want the acount back up again. Some think words like "order" "aas" "gear",etc... that are in the header have been singled out so the dea can read those, b/c obviously they cant read every hush account in the world. Its best to never put anything in the subject line like that. This is really weird. Im sure some of you may have heard about this?

[biglewis1554]

what next? everyone with an email name like bigbicep@****.com or weightlifterman@****.com they are going to read!

[fullybuilt]

This is really weird. Im hearing this has been happening a lot now. Some guys are saying their cyber-rights account are doing the same thing. Weird thing is, why would the dea shut down your account? You would think they would want you to keep it and continue to order. My guess is, they need proof its the actual person so in order to get your account back you have to contact hushmail, give them your name,etc.. and thats how they plan on getting us. Wow, are they really that dumb.

[sosa1977]

Damn, people are still using Hush accounts. Privacy is a big thing and you have none with Hush. Well, you really have no privacy with any provider but I feel Hush is shady as fuck and ran by weak ass bitches.

[The Anonymizer]

DEA is probably not doing it, Hushmail is probably doing it so they can get the DEA off their back.

[Elite Power]

Yea smart, cover their own ass.

[noname]

Yeah, I don't think that it's a wise practice to use words like Order or MCTN in the subject header of emails. It just makes things too easy.

[demonsweat]

I sort of had the opposite thing happen. I have not logged into the hushmail system or my old hushmail account in over 2 years. As I was going through my online back statement this morning, I saw a $29.99 charge paid to hushmail.com. The weird thing is, when I used the account it was free.

I've asked my bank to dispute the charges.

[Elite Power]

Originally Posted by demonsweat

I sort of had the opposite thing happen. I have not logged into the hushmail system or my old hushmail account in over 2 years. As I was going through my online back statement this morning, I saw a $29.99 charge paid to hushmail.com. The weird thing is, when I used the account it was free.

I've asked my bank to dispute the charges.

that is strange bro. I wonder how that would happen if you used a free account and didnt give them credit card or bank info.

[nextBIGone]

How could hush have your bank info...damn...I gotta check my bank statement. Its been like 3 months since I last checked.