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Having a lesser known TLD (.gd) helps in my case. I get spam email once in a blue moon.
by zatkin 8y ago
Having a lesser known TLD (.gd) helps in my case. I get spam email once in a blue moon.
- cm2187 8y agoI believe most of the spam comes from your email address being leaked by a company or website. Not sure how what your TLD is has anything to do with it.
- mehrdadn 8y agoI would guess it makes it harder to recognize for website scraping if your email is left online somewhere.
- ValentineC 8y agoI feel like this particular issue happens most often when one uses a catchall, as spammers like to try common usernames and this setup will allow all of them to be received. In those cases, I found that it helps to use an obscure subdomain that doesn't have a website attached to it (e.g. mailus.example.com).
- jdietrich 8y agoA lesser-known TLD will massively increase the likelihood of your outbound emails being filtered as spam.