Acceptable use

TMailr exists so people can keep their real address private and so senders can find out why their mail fails. It is not a tool for hiding from consequences.

Not allowed

• Evading a ban, suspension or block on any service.
• Creating accounts in someone else's name, or impersonating a person or business.
• Fraud, phishing, or receiving material related to either.
• Anything illegal under Nigerian, Canadian or applicable local law.
• Automated bulk creation of inboxes, or attempting to work around our rate limits.

What we do about it

We apply the narrowest measure that solves the problem, such as blocking inbox creation from a source while leaving everything else working. Serious or repeated abuse ends access altogether. Where the law requires us to act or to preserve records, we do.

Deliverability testing

Test only domains you are responsible for. Our test addresses are there to measure your own mail, not to probe somebody else's.