ProxiedMail Reviews

Was easy to set up and could generate an email address at @pxdmail.net in seconds with the email forwarded to my Gmail. It is a very handy tool for testing out my website component connections. Will also come in handy when I don't want to give out my real email address, a burner mail address.

Hope the company is here for the long term

I just wish there was a way to organize the proxies into folders or something similar — just for organizational purposes. Other than that, the tool delivers exactly what it promises.

I wasn't expecting much &... I thought this was a buy and refund. I WAS SO WRONG!!!!!!

I love this tool. It helps me to organize my mails.

If you combine it with multiple inboxes and +Aliases you have endless possibilities to manage a flood of daily mails while protecting yourself against ugly things ugly people/companies do, such as privacy sniffing, profiling you and selling your personal information, phishing, identity theft, spam etc.

As an example: I have 3 separate inboxes.
1. One personal which is only known by family, friends, employer, my health insurance and bank.
2. One for online shopping which collects invoices and receipts via ProxiedMail adresses.
3. One for newsletter which collects newletters via individual ProxiedMail adresses.
(4. If you use social media, maybe you should also have a fourth inbox for this usecase collected via individual ProxiedMail adresses)

Now, if I receive Mails from someone "Unknown" in my personal inbox that's suspicious - better redirect it into the spam folder without even opening it. :-) If I need to relax for some time I can just ignore the "newsletter" inbox for a week or so. If someone starts to spam my other inboxes, I just deactivate their individual contact in ProxiedMail. Wonderful! :-)

I already recommended it to friends. You should get it now and give it a try.

I bought it a couple of days ago, but I’m having trouble redeeming the code because the app’s website isn’t accessible in my country (UAE). It shows the message, “This site can’t be reached.” At first, I thought it was just my browser, so I tested different browsers, devices, and even different internet connections. But the issue persisted with the same message. Then I tried using a VPN based in Australia, and it worked. This leads me to believe that the app has restrictions or isn’t available in certain countries.

I was frustrated and emailed AppSumo support. They forwarded me to the ProxiedMail team, but it seems they don’t care to reply. In the end, I requested a refund. Yes, it was a bit cheap, but the frustration I experienced after spending so much time trying to get the app to work was too much.

I’m still hoping this app will work in my country, and I’ll repurchase it and happily update my reviews if the issue is resolved. Looking forward to that.