Mailchimp, an email marketing venue, seems to have terminated the services for crypto content developers. The companies related to the crypto content, news, or other such services began to have problems while logging into their respective accounts, after which the notices regarding the services came to the front this week.

Crypto Content Developers Banned by Mailchimp without any Notice

Edge wallet (known as a venue offering custody services for crypto funds), Messary (a platform for crypto research), as well as other accounts related to crypto, were included among those being influenced in this respect. Recently, Ethereum Foundation’s Sam Richards shared a post on Twitter saying that a suspension is being experienced by the Ecosystem Support Program of Ethereum Foundation.

Cory Klippsten, a person from an advisory company offering services related to Bitcoin investment to corporations as well as the rich people, additionally posted a tweet regarding the matter. He invited the rest of the marketing organizations operating within the industry to move ahead in the case of this and other events.  It was discovered later on that accounts were getting terminated by Mailchimp because of the service infringements.

Mailchimp’s Privacy Policy for Acceptable Use Gets Infringed

As per the website of the platform, a clause is present under its policy of acceptable use that describes banned content and notes that virtual currencies, cryptocurrencies, and the rest of the digital assets associated with an Initial Coin Offering are categorized as restricted because they cause abuse complaints rate higher the normal. The respective policy reportedly has been modernized in 2021’s May. In the previous year, Intuit (a giant in financial services) acquired Mailchimp.

Examples of service suspensions or disruptions are becoming more and more prominent for another time this week, although this is not the initial time that the crypto-related content is being aimed by Mailchimp. In 2018, the venue had taken such measures. It was the time when crypto-related promotions were also restricted by the social media giant “Facebook” for the infringement of its regulatory guidelines.

Nevertheless, a public declaration was made by the firm that it did not necessarily ban information related to crypto and the promoters can disseminate it till there is no involvement of a sender in marketing, storage, exchange, sale, or the production of cryptocurrencies. No formal statement has yet been made by Mailchimp related to the latest developments.