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Proof, not promises

Reports read like this

Rendered from a real test of our own forwarding domain. Every check is what the receiving server observed, never a score out of ten.

This mail would land.

SPF passDKIM passDMARC passTLS 1.3
passSPFfwd.isymail.com allows the server that sent this
TXT · fwd.isymail.com
v=spf1 ip4:104.234.240.1 -all
passDKIMsigned, and the signature verifies
DKIM-Signature
v=1; a=rsa-sha256; d=fwd.isymail.com; s=mail;
  bh=gq0z…qBM=; b=Kb2P…Zw== verified
passDMARCaligned through both SPF and DKIM
Authentication-Results
dmarc=pass header.from=fwd.isymail.com
passTLSdelivered over TLS 1.3 with a valid certificate
Connection
tls=TLS1.3 cipher=TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 iprev=pass

What we actually promise

Four commitments, each one checkable

  • 01Nobody can read your inbox by guessing itEvery inbox opens with a secret link, never with its address. Most disposable-mail sites let anyone type an address and read it.
  • 02We keep what we said we would keepMessages are deleted when the inbox expires, not "eventually". A sweep runs continuously and the health check fails if anything is overdue.
  • 03Your real address is never shownA masked alias never reveals where it forwards, not on any page and not in any API response, so the address alone tells a spammer nothing.
  • 04We tell you when something breaksIf mail stops flowing, the page you would open says so and says where the fix is: a bounced destination, a flood, or a domain that stopped verifying.

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