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I hate it, when sites make me register. I hate it even more when they refuse a mailinator address. Because then I have to use a throwaway yahoo/live/gmail whate
by TekMol 10y ago
I hate it, when sites make me register. I hate it even more when they refuse a mailinator address. Because then I have to use a throwaway yahoo/live/gmail whatever address and its yet another step to log into that one to get the activation link.
What is an example of a site that needs to refuse users that use mailinator and co?
- tompec 10y agoEvery time you give something for free after a user registers.
- wand3r 9y agoOther than "the service" which often relies on users as much as users rely on it; what are you talking about specifically?
- MichaelBurge 10y agoIf people buy things on your site, you don't want them to get locked out because they forgot their email or use a shared email address.