This domain delivers private email aliases.
It is operated by SafePass. Addresses on this domain are aliases: mail sent to one is forwarded to the person who created it, and their real address is never shown to the sender.
Why did I get an email from this domain?
Someone used a SafePass alias to contact you instead of giving out their personal address — the same idea as an unlisted phone number. The message is from a real person. If you reply, your reply reaches them through this domain, and you still never see their address.
Aliases exist because an email address, once shared, is hard to take back. If a company leaks or sells it, the spam follows you forever. An alias can simply be switched off.
I want this to stop
Replying with "unsubscribe" will not help, because no mailing list is involved. Ask the person directly to stop, or block the alias in your mail client. If the mail is abusive or you believe it is spam, report it and we will act on it.
Report abuse
Write to dmarc@safepassvpn.com. Include the full message headers if you can — they identify the alias.
We disable aliases used for spam, phishing, harassment or fraud. Reports reach a person, not an autoresponder.
Technical notes
Mail for this domain is handled by mail.flowr.ink. Every
message we send is signed with DKIM and published with SPF and DMARC, so
you can verify it genuinely came from us.