OpxinoMail | Alias Provider

Getting Started

• Short Description

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Remember. I'm a solo developer, and the only support member. Don't get mad if I can't immediately reply or resolve your issue. I will take my time to fix it, I'm not planning to do anything malicious.
(And I also won't really blame you if you forgot to pay, or if I FORGOT to setup a reminder :> )

A) Block a Contact

• If someone is bothering you, you can contact us immediately and we'll block their contact. You will no longer receive emails from that sender.• Support requests should be clear and well-structured. Please include:- A proper title in your subject line: Block a Contact, Contact Block, etc.- A short message describing your request. Don't forget to include the contact's email address and your alias(es).

*For options A and B, contact us at: [email protected]

B) Disable/Delete an Alias

• If an alias is no longer needed or has been compromised (e.g. leaked in a breach or shared without authorization), contact us right away. We will disable or delete it.*Deleted aliases are unrecoverable.
Disabled aliases can be re-enabled. If someone tries to contact a disabled alias, they will receive the standard error for a deleted or non-existent address!• Support requests should be clear and well-structured. Please include:- A proper title in your subject line: Disable an Alias, Alias Deactivation, Alias Deletion, etc.- A short message describing your request. Don't forget to include the contact's email address and your alias(es).

*For options A and B, contact us at: [email protected]

C) Data Control

[email protected]

Read this carefully.

I don't care if you are an american user, or an european user, everyone benefits here from the same rights.

• We believe in transparency and privacy. Here's what we collect, how it's protected, and what you can request or delete:

What we Collect:

• Because we use a Proton Pass Plus subscription with a custom domain, Proton (and we) require your real email address(es) to be added as inboxes (obviously). This is essential for routing messages securely.• Additionally:- Proton automatically logs contacts who interact with your alias. These are added when someone emails you.- You can request us to block or delete these contacts.- We do not manually review your contact list, it's time-consuming and unnecessary. This project was built for privacy, and we respect that.

How your Data is Protected:

- Our Proton Pass account is secured by Swiss privacy laws, Proton’s encryption, and our 24/7 use of Proton VPN.- The account is only accessed by me, the creator of this project, and I take full responsibility for its security.- While we won't disclose our exact access protocols, rest assured: this project was built for me and my close friends, and I treat your data with the same care I expect for my own.• On Proton’s side:- Your data is encrypted using Proton’s Second Password feature, making it unreadable even in the event of a breach.- Swiss law provides additional legal protection for your data (as of writing this, 2025).

What You Can Request:

- A list of your aliases and their current status- Payment history (dates and method: BTC or XMR)- Your inboxes- A list of your contacts (optional — we may skip this if it's too time-consuming)

What We Can Delete:

• On our side:- Contacts (they may reappear if someone emails your alias again)- Aliases (deleted aliases are moved to a trash bin and cannot be reclaimed UNLESS permanently purged)- Inboxes- Emails we received from you• On Proton’s side:- Your data is encrypted using Proton’s Second Password feature, making it unreadable even in the event of a breach.- Swiss law provides additional legal protection for your data (as of writing this, 2025)

*For option C, contact us at: [email protected]

D) In the Event of Possible Criminal Activity:

I hope it will never be the case for this:

Sources:

-> Information for law enforcement | Proton
-> Privacy Policy | Proton
-> Proton Pass – Privacy policy
-> Swiss laws and encryption protect ‘Proton’ users from abortion-related data requests
-> Proton VPN Transparency Report & Warrant Canary | Proton VPN
-> Obtaining Evidence Located in Switzerland – ProtonMail User Data as an Example

A) Email Format

- Support requests should be clear and structured. Please include:• A proper title in your subject line: Alias Creation, Add Inbox, Alias Removal, Upgrade Request, etc. (Refer to Alias Management Sector for more action types.)• A short message describing your request:• Contact the correct support email based on your situation. If unsure, email: [email protected]• Clarity helps us reply faster... and precision keeps things secure.- Example message:¶ Greetings, I need the Free Plan. I want 3 aliases with the aleeas.* subdomain. IDs: johnathan, nathaniel, smith-insta Thank you.

B) Reply System

• All responses are manual. There are no automated replies, no bots, just one person handling everything.- If you've requested alias or inbox creation:
• You'll receive your generated aliases directly via email• Then, we'll ask you to confirm setup by providing a verification code sent to your specified inboxes (This ensures that forwarding works correctly and you control the destination inbox)• If you haven’t received confirmation after 4 days, please contact us again.• You can also request a status update on your existing aliases and inboxes, we'll send everything over, no hassle.• Backup Contact: [email protected]

A) PAYMENT PROCEDURE

B) REFUND POLICY

A) Alias Syntax

• Aliases in the Free and Pro plans follow a strict formatting rule to protect privacy, prevent impersonation, and keep things compatible with our system.• Free Plan
- Available subdomains: .als.*, .sec.*, .aleeas.*
- Main domain use not included• Pro Plan
- Includes all Free Plan subdomains
- Also grants access to: .opxinomail.com• Format
Each alias will follow this structure:

Examples:[email protected]
[email protected]
¶ User-chosen ID: you pick this (e.g., your name, a service, a keyword)
¶ Suffix: randomly generated by us, helps prevent collisions and impersonation
¶ Subdomain: based on your plan and preferences⚡ Revolutionary Plan
This plan allows for exceptions. You can request custom formats, domains, or even aliases without the suffix, depending on your needs and the agreement.

B) Alias System

• Your identity stays hidden, the sender sees only the alias, never your actual inbox address.• All messages are forwarded directly to your real inbox, instantly and silently.• No tracking, no leaks, no exposure, the sender has no idea who you are unless you reply from your real address (this might depend).*Optional: inspect the headers to see the true sender if needed. Ideal for email clients that support it.

C) FROM: Header

Example from Tutamail android app

• When someone sends an email to your alias, you might notice that the “From:” field shows strange or unexpected information. Sometimes it looks like gibberish, or just doesn't reveal the true sender at all.• This is intentional behavior, especially with SimpleLogin, which masks the real sender by default.- Why?
A: Likely to protect privacy and prevent casual inspection of the sender's identity, especially in clients that expose “From” headers directly.

Fig. 1 - Opalxious's Point of View

Fig. 1: Opalxious receives an email sent from a Tuta user via his alias. At first glance, the “From” looks like encrypted chaos, no sender clarity.

Fig. 2 - Opalxious planning to inspect the headers.

Fig. 2: By inspecting the email headers, he finds the real sender hidden in the X-Sender and Return-Path fields. That's the transparency layer, visible only if you go looking for it.

Below you can see the true sender.
"[email protected]"

**If you're ever confused by these hidden headers, use an email app that supports header inspection. It shows you the true sender, which is especially useful when handling sensitive messages.

***Many privacy-forward email clients, like ProtonMail, and others, do this automatically. They handle aliases and header masking to improve anonymity and reduce metadata exposure, while still preserving delivery accuracy.

D) Restrictions

• To keep things private, personal, and compliant, we do not use automated systems for creating aliases or inboxes. Everything is done manually, by one person, to prevent abuse, spam, or unintended violations of Proton's Terms of Service.- Because of this:
• Some alias requests may be denied, especially if they could impersonate staff or create confusion: e.g. [email protected] or admin2.(prefix)@als.opxinomail.com✗ You cannot request aliases that use Proton-owned or SimpleLogin domains, we're keeping it ethical and respectful• No bots, no bulk automation, this isn't a spam platform. It's a privacy tool for... humans....

Our service is currently invite-only. However, you may be considered for access by reaching out to us via email.

He ate it.