403 ERROR
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What’s up with that?
Due to this Office365 accounts is not available too (because it tries to redirect to getmailspring.com at the last step and recieves 403 error).
Hey @dananichev thanks for reaching out! I blocked getmailspring.com in Russia a few months ago because some sort of bot was sending millions of requests / day to the site (mostly asking for pages that didn’t exist, which is a neat way to bypass cloudflare since 404s aren’t cached by default). I’m not sure if the objective was to run up a bill or clone the site, etc. but it was running about $500/mo in data transfer!
I’ve disabled the geofiltering, thank you for reminding me to turn it back off. I’m hopeful that traffic won’t come back, but if it does I’ll find a more nuanced solution this time!