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We have a fraud decline set for protonmail too, not a gigantic company - but we've had too much fraud from the domain. It sucks, but it's a very small loss in
by shmoogy 6y ago
We have a fraud decline set for protonmail too, not a gigantic company - but we've had too much fraud from the domain.
It sucks, but it's a very small loss in potential revenue overall.
- DarthGhandi 6y agoHow do you determine what is "small loss"? Get the feeling 90% of fraudsters could use gmail and there's very little chance anyone on Earth would block them.
- mdpm 6y agoDoes this distinguish between paid and non-paid accounts?
- shmoogy 6y agoI don't know of any way to do so, we're not calling an api to check.
- mdpm 6y agoAre you simply blocking @pm or @protonmail addresses, blocking domains that have protonmail MX, or blocking known protonmail SMTP servers?
- capableweb 6y agoBeing that we're talking about blocking emails based on fraud, I'd be understandable towards not wanting to share exactly on how you do it.
- shmoogy 6y agoI don't know how it's actually done, but we use Kount and have a lot of different rules set up within it. I know protonmail accounts get crazy high danger ratings based on our settings. They've got all kinds of levers within the platform based on your risk tolerance.