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CloudEmailApp completely rips off Mailgun

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Re: CloudEmailApp completely rips off Mailgun

#12
I'm guessing this is an exact copy because they are trying to trick mailgun customers into trying to login with their actual credentials.

I tried "signing up" and got:

"Thank You We will contact you shortly"

I then tried signing up with the exact same information and again got the same response. I don't think anything on this site actually works. It just seems like a method of collecting information.

Re: CloudEmailApp completely rips off Mailgun

#14
post #9
post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Oh, it's even better than that. If you look at the cloudemailapp source code, the client testimonials list from the mailgun source is there, just commented out: Line 188: Customers case studies --> They also are using the exact same generated Optimizely JS file on line 9. What's really shocking is this doesn't seem like just a copy of the site -- it's like a copy of the entire product , which is really amazing. I hav…

they're even loading mailgun's javascript from CDN: mailgun: Mailgun: No contracts, cancel anytime cloudemailapp: CloudEmailApp: No contracts, cancel anytime

if i was mailgun, i'd be updating that script file to detect the domain and forward visitors to mailgun.net

Re: CloudEmailApp completely rips off Mailgun

#16

I'm guessing this is an exact copy because they are trying to trick mailgun customers into trying to login with their actual credentials. I tried "signing up" and got: "Thank You We will contact you shortly" I then tried signing up with the exact same information and again got the same response. I don't think anything on this site actually works. It just seems like a method of collecting information.

this is disgusting and potentially very harmful to everybody

there should be a place where you can check if anybody is ripping off your site/design to steal email addresses/accounts from your users

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