Mail.com blocks at email registration

[paalmtree]

Tried to register mail.com email as a verification / recovery email for prtotonmail - inside of my VirtualBox with Windscribe VPN running on Windows and 2nd layer on Firefox.

Maail.com blocked email instantly upon registration and Protonmail doesn't recognize credentials when I am trying to login (even though I am sure both email and passwords are correct).

Hm... Is it VPN? Is it VM?
How do I do it it correctly, for full anonymity?

People talked me earlier out of doing it on public wifi or on Tor...

So, what is the best way to create multipole emails (not bulk, but a few)?

 

[razharov]

Go with some non American provider for PM backup.

 

[Carnaged]

i use mail.ru as a backup. they dont care about proxy/vpn, well i havent had an issue with the 50+ accounts ive created through them

 

[paalmtree]

C4rnage569​

i use mail.ru as a backup. they dont care about proxy/vpn, well i havent had an issue with the 50+ accounts ive created through them

razharov​

Go with some non American provider for PM backup.

By backup you guys mean recovery emails?

So, what do you think could be the issue with Protonmail not recognizing credentials 20 mins after email registration?

 

[Carnaged]

By backup you guys mean recovery emails?

So, what do you think could be the issue with Protonmail not recognizing credentials 20 mins after email registration?

maybe ur vpn/ip has been blacklisted.
i never had that issue with creating protonmail email addresses either
but yes, i use mail.ru as backup for protonmail.
p.s. though u might alreayd be aware, dont reset your password or ull lose all ur emails after resetting

 

[Chris Newman]

For mail dot com and for protonmail (proton dot me), use 4G mobile proxies to create them. After creating an email, then log out and log in back another 1 or 2 times during the same browser (browsing) session. After that it can be used even through a datacenter IP without issues.