PF Mail not receiving messages

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PF Mail has not been receiving messages for users, as it has been discontinued by Microsoft without prior notice. The original poster has only received filtered forwarding from other accounts during this downtime. Users are expressing their surprise and frustration over the lack of communication regarding the service's discontinuation. Many are now considering alternatives like ProtonMail for their email needs. The discussion highlights the importance of timely updates from service providers to avoid disruptions.
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Hi Folks!

For exactly a week I haven't been receiving any messages on my PF Mail (my primary and only personal email) apart from filtered forwarding from other accounts (work ...etc).

Is anybody facing, or has recently faced, this issue?
 
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PF mail has been discontinued. I'm trying to find the post where Greg said that but I'm not being very successful.EDIT: Read this.
 
I apologize for not having a notice. Microsoft sent me an email saying they were discontinuing the service we were using. I had no idea anyone was still using the emails as I haven't mentioned the service in what feels like 8-10 years.
 
Oh Thanks DataGG and Greg,

No problem at all Greg! Yeah I can say I'd been happy using the service for a few years. Probably it's time now to try ProtonMail.CH ;)
 
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