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I usually go with @example.com or @contoso.com
by jballer 7y ago
I usually go with @example.com or @contoso.com
- jessehorne 7y agoCan confirm that "allyourbase@us.com" was accepted. Thanks!
- _jal 7y agoI usually go with something like "popups@annoy.me.and.are.useless.for.you.xxx".
- jessehorne 7y agoI feel bad for whoever owns that email. They're getting all the spam!
- _jal 7y agoIf someone lists an MX for 'annoy.me.and.are.useless.for.you.xxx', I'd personally be really curious as to why. (I did just look, `dig any you.xxx` returns NOTIMP, probably a reserved name.)
- why-oh-why 7y agoThe more offensive the better. This is bad and they should feel bad.
- jessehorne 7y agoI totally get why people delivering great content want to maximize their readership this way, but I've never read an article on that site before, so how would I know if its worth giving my email?
- Kye 7y agoThey're probably counting on name recognition. I'm not sure about outside the US, but National Geographic is a big name here.
- jessehorne 7y ago@Kye - After seeing the crap that comes on the History Channel, I don't know if I can trust anything anymore. National Geographic might just become National Geothermal Signatures of Alien Presence... But that's just my ignorance of NG speaking.
- r00fus 7y agoNat Geo was purchased by 21st Century Fox a while back.
- rootbear 7y agoI used to use mm@disney.com (Mickey or Minnie Mouse)as a fake email.