@w3550n@Fastmail Hello John! It looks like we have sent an update to your support ticket. If you go to https://t.co/s7KeISm6gs, log in, and click "View tickets," you'll be able to see the response.
@MosheYudkowsky Hi Moshe, it looks like there have been a few updates on your ticket since you reached out. A member of our support team will get back to you regarding your most recent update shortly.
@jch2355 Hello! It looks like one of our agents have sent a response to your ticket. If you continue to see any issues, please let us know via the ticket and we can continue troubleshooting.
@jch2355 Hello! We are not aware of any widespread issues at the moment. If you're still experiencing problems, could you please contact our support team so we can look into this for you? https://t.co/fgSEYv9rWE
@phantomwhale We don't provide in-depth support over Twitter due to character limits and user privacy concerns. Please reach out to support; a support agent will be happy to discuss this with you. https://t.co/XHU0g1QbJW
@phantomwhale Hello Ben! We are not aware of any widespread issues at the moment. If you're still experiencing problems, could you please contact our support team so we can look into this for you? https://t.co/s7KeISm6gs
@wwalkersd@geoffroi Hi Bill. You are correct that this is an important matter. We can assure you that actions have been taken so we can avoid similar incidents from happening again.
Some customers are experiencing interrupted access to Pobox services. We are that expired SSL certificates are causing this interruption, and are continuing to work on a fix for this incident.
@geoffroi Hello Jeff. You are right that this should be renewed well in advance. We've also added internal monitoring moving forward so it does not happen again. We're sorry for the downtime.
Starting at 1:00 PM EDT (5:00 PM UTC), we'll be performing network maintenance. We expect the work will be completed by 3:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM UTC), and we expect no downtime.