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Thanks, one more such email server to block in my web site. I have a form where people can enter email to download something, and I block all such email hosts.
by z9876 16y ago
Thanks, one more such email server to block in my web site. I have a form where people can enter email to download something, and I block all such email hosts. Once a while, I look at emails list, and if I see some suspicions user email, I have a look at its server and block it. My list has already around 60 or more such domains. People can add as many as they like temporary emails domains per day. I can always update my blocking list faster (and less cost :).
- dreepers10 16y agoIf this is a trial version, wouldn't it be better to just let the users download it, rather than spamming them? Unless of course, you make the money from the spam end of it.
- z9876 16y agoIt is freeware, and I like to have something back in return for it. I have hundred thousands of email addresses collected already, something of no use at all for me - I never sell them or email to people. I just want to have them collected :).
- crc5002 16y agoIt is a race, since Mailinator et al. keep adding new disposable domains. I have also found undisposable.net, supposedly a central database+API for blocking disposable domains. Their site seems to be down at the moment.
- pilif 16y agoI was thinking about tempalias.com getting blocked sooner or later. Now the "quick fix" for technically versed people would probably be this one: http://github.com/pilif/tempalias/commit/6762d1bfcbc64d67f4e763da86b18f84d656e1e6 http://github.com/pilif/tempalias/commit/6762d1bfcbc64d67f4e... Just allow anybody who has a domain to configure the tempalias MX as their MX (or an MX for a subdomain of theirs) and everyone (with a domain) can have their very own tempalias. Good luck blacklisting that. Note: this is not public yet - it's on a branch. I will implement domain name checking and maybe some kind of registration before putting something like this live - but you get the idea