Avoid at all costs
Avoid at all costs. They don't have security. Accounts are being hacked on daily basis with guess password algorithms from all over the world. They don't care. No support. No security. No two-step verification
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Avoid at all costs. They don't have security. Accounts are being hacked on daily basis with guess password algorithms from all over the world. They don't care. No support. No security. No two-step verification
Avoid at all costs! No 2FA, no support, no securities, a kid can hack ABV! 24/7 Spam, limited to only 30 characters password. #ПиленШит
SPAM SPAM SPAM! Stay away!
Every second email is phishing! There are no active spam filters!
Terrible support!
An Old Interface! No IMAP support!
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