Hushmail?

[Nullific]

I have a Safe-mail.net account, and use Mozilla Thunderbird to sign in. As far as I know encryption only works between you and someone else with an account that supports it. When someone with a safe-mail, hushmail or perfectlyprivate account e-mails me it will start with:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

followed by the message itself, and PGP signature.

[GHoSToKeR]

ermitonto, I did have a gmail account but I forgot it.. lol... if you could send me an invite that would be awesome.

Basically, i'm lazy. I want a safe email provider that you don't have to give a fucking blood sample to access.

[ermitonto]

Just send a message to sennomulo*at*gmail.com and I'll send an invite your way.

[somebody someone]

hushmail just pisses me off,

i didnt read what anyone has said

[lemonboy]

Hushmail is legitimate and has gotten many words of praise from reputable encryption firms. Just look around. The hassle it takes to access Hush makes it very worth it, IMO. Going through several stages like it does makes it far more difficult to fake the login: signed ssl certificate, signed java applet. Being that every outgoing (and incoming if you are smart) message is encrypted means nobody is going to see anything if they were to glance at the message en-route. Personally, I am glad they are around.

[JonnyIndica]

Lemonboy you are absolutely correct !!
A few extra clicks are well worth the price of security.

...so you dont get squeezed (Pun on lemonboy, ha)

[likemclever]

I agree wich ya jonny.....it is well worth it.

But I don't like the fact if you don't check it all the time....you loose your account...even though it's free.

It's such a fucking pain in the ass to create a new account all the time.

But whatever

[GHoSToKeR]

exactly, likem..... I've had so many fucking Hushmail accounts; they're cool to have but they keep expiring! And they keep expiring 'cause I can never be assed to go through all the hassle of logging in.. lol

Anyway.