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Someone use maili.de free email?
Someone uses a free email from maili.de? I just wondering about they block or not allow access from a more than two weeks ago, I always get a message about IP address not allowed with yellow screen With VPN or from ISP IP address. Everything blocked. Was use them over a year without problem. What wrong with them?
Sie haben versucht, unsere Dienste mit der IP-Adresse 85.xxx.x.xx. zu nutzen. Diese IP-Adresse ist nicht zugelassen.
You have tried to use our services with the IP address 85.xxx.x.xx. This IP address is not allowed.
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There's only one language for the site[dutch]. Site design is broken. I wouldn't use it even if i knew german.
German and Dutch are different languages...
Not just different dialects?
Seems like my life has been a lie
A language is a dialect with an army and navy
If seriosly I have some important data inside and looks like its gone for now..
I just wondering about its for mine that error or for everyone even a local?
Just use vpn with German ip... and retrieve you're data.
Already tried, different IP not working, same thing. May be they detect VPN and block it. Or just gone. Same thing with mailiboxi they detect VPN easy.
What's wrong with mailgun? Been using them for years for free. My experience is nothing but good.
You might need an residential ip then use https://www.vpngate.net/en/ most connections there are made by home users.
For example vpn939359163.opengw.net
93.202.83.xxx
(p5DCA53E3.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
Censored against spam or dos
Its Telekom Germany non datacenter ip
looks like now its working with every IP..
The word "Deutsch" is the German word for the German language, "Duits" is the Dutch name for the German language and "Dutch" refers to the language of the Netherlands. All three are the same word as you can assume. The reason why "Dutch" in English refers to the language of the Netherlands and not the language of Germany is because until 200–300 years ago (I couldn't find an exact date) both those languages were called Deutsch/Duits. The Dutch people called their language "Duits", which is why the English called it "Dutch" and kept on doing that while the Dutch started calling their language "Nederlands" to differentiate it from the standard language in the German states (Germany did not yet exist back then). The word "Deutsch" means "of the people" and Dutch and German are two standardized forms of one large dialectal continuum that extends from Amsterdam to Vienna.
Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-Dutch-and-Deutsch