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Ask HN: Review my dispoable email & spam tracking app
- thinkbohemian 17y agoWhySpam.Me is my latest entry in to the disposable email field. For free we provide many common features that other competitors charge for. Our goal is to be the authority on website legitimacy. We hope by providing an outlet to vent about corporations treatment of their customers email inbox, we can raise awareness and eventually hold accountable those same corporations.
- thinkbohemian 17y agoAny comments, or thoughts? From UI, to usability, to economics. I'm interested in what you have to say...
- lambdom 17y agoIt sounds interesting and I like the idea. However, in your videos, you talk a lot about spam, but with gmail, I really don't have that much. I could use the app when a site ask for my personnal email and I don't want to give it, but then, I already have "trashes" email serving that purpose. As I said, I like the idea but I think it misses the killer feature which would really force me to use it.
- thinkbohemian 17y agoThanks for the feedback. Gmail is pretty awesome. I built the site after getting a lot of unsolicited emails from legitimate companies that I did not have any affiliation with, the only answer was that my address was sold/leaked. Working from this position it is difficult to calculate who sold your info, and to hold them responsible. I don't intend to replace google's auto spam filtering, just supplement it. I also have a google "spam" account primarily to sign up for website offers, though i realized i've signed up for so many things with it, that I can't afford to close it now. Its either an all or nothing proposal. I wanted something in between. I use it (almost) every day, but i also understand it is privacy-overkill for most people. Thanks again for the feedback.