MyNymBox
grade B
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grade B
What the documents mean for you
Mynymbox bans unsolicited bulk email under a zero-tolerance rule. It permits Tor relays and exit nodes under conditions it sets. For domains it puts itself between you and WHOIS instead of registering in your name.
Nothing in the retrieved pages mentions identity verification, KYC, Source of Funds, or sharing customer data with authorities. The Terms of Service article itself returned only site navigation, so there is no clause either requiring or ruling out identity checks.
Warnings
The Terms of Service page in this corpus returned only navigation, menus and the knowledgebase index. No actual contract terms on suspension, refunds, data handling or identity checks could be read.
How the score was reached
Privacy91/100
Trust70/100
Overall = (privacy × 0.6 + trust × 0.4) / 10, rounded = 8/10, grade B. Each attribute above rests on a clause quoted below or was assigned by a moderator; the rest is what the listing knows.
Attributes0 from the documents
Has Onion or I2P URLsprivacy +5
Onion (Tor) and I2P URLs enhance privacy and anonymity.
Accepts Moneroprivacy +5
This service accepts Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that provides enhanced anonymity.
Verifiedtrust +10
Passed repeated checks over time and showed consistent behavior.
Mature servicetrust +5
This service has been operational for 2 years. While this indicates stability, it is not a future-proof guarantee.
Legally registeredtrust +2
Legally registered as Mynymbox LLC in United States.
Tap an attribute to see the clause it rests on. Ruled-out ones score nothing; a documented “no” is recorded because it is worth reading. What comes from the listing is what the site knows about the service, priced as kycnot.me prices it.
What the documents say
Mynymbox permits Tor relays and Tor exit nodes on its servers, subject to rules it defines.
“Yes, Mynymbox allows Tor Relays and Tor Exit Nodes with our defined rules. Please make sure you...”
https://client.mynymbox.io/knowledgebase/tag/acceptable-use-policy
Mynymbox applies a zero-tolerance rule to email spam and forbids sending unsolicited mail from its services.
“Email port 25 policy Mynymbox has a zero-tolerance policy for email spam. We do not allow the sending of unsolicited...”
https://client.mynymbox.io/knowledgebase/tag/email-policy
For domain registrations Mynymbox does not act as a normal registrar; it places itself between you and the public record.
“Our Domain Registration Service We are not a traditional domain registration service. We are acting like a privacy shield between...”
https://client.mynymbox.io/knowledgebase/tag/privacy-shield
Mynymbox states that registering a domain exposes your details in the public WHOIS database, which anyone can query.
“Domain Privacy Anyone can query the WHOIS database on the internet. When you register a domain you expose your...”
https://client.mynymbox.io/knowledgebase/tag/domain-privacy
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