Legal

Acceptable Use Policy

Effective date: [Effective date] · Operator: [Company legal name]

This policy protects every 886 Mail customer: we share sending IP addresses, so one abusive sender can harm delivery for all.

Not allowed

• Unsolicited bulk or commercial email (spam), purchased or scraped lists, and cold outreach at volume.
• Newsletters or marketing to recipients who have not clearly opted in, or without a working unsubscribe link.
• Phishing, malware, impersonation, fraud or deceptive headers.
• Forging the sender address, or using the service to relay mail for others.
• Illegal content, harassment, or content that infringes others' rights.
• Creating accounts in bulk or automatically, using OTP inboxes to farm sign-ups or evade bans, or probing/attacking our systems.

Fair use

Accounts have unlimited storage and no fixed daily or hourly sending cap. In return, sending must stay at a normal personal level. Mail that our spam filter rejects is refused, and we suspend accounts whose sending harms other customers.

Free @886.bot addresses

Free addresses are for personal correspondence. In addition to the rules above, free accounts must not be used for newsletters, marketing, bulk notifications, sign-up farming, or as the sending address for websites or apps. New free accounts get extra spam screening on outgoing mail for their first days. Accounts that cause many bounces are suspended automatically and reviewed by our team.

Enforcement

We monitor sending volume, bounces, complaints and blocklists. We may throttle, suspend a mailbox, or suspend an account — immediately if there is active harm — and will tell you why where we can. Repeated or serious abuse leads to termination.

Reporting abuse

Report abuse to abuse@886.bot or via the contact form, including full message headers.

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