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This looks really good. I've just seen this message though when I verified my email address: "Do not give out your bare-naked mailhero address (xxx@mailhero.i
by aembleton 10y ago
This looks really good. I've just seen this message though when I verified my email address: "Do not give out your bare-naked mailhero address (xxx@mailhero.io). Always make sure you add something before the dot, otherwise you can't stop the mails from arriving!"
If anyone from Mailhero is here - why don't you block the bare-naked emails? If this becomes popular then marketeers can just search for @mailhero.io addresses and strip off any string followed by a dot so that they can spam you.
- sigio 10y agoIt would be easy enough to just prepend something random to the bare email's anyway, or to replace the random bit with every e-mail sent. So you can still spam mailhero users.
- biot 10y agoOn the same note, they can just construct <random chars>.user@mailhero.io and email sent there will be forwarded to you as if that's the custom email address you sent out.
- ivotron 10y agoAdditionally, with Inbox one can flag stuff as lower priority or delay delivery of a bundle