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There's plenty of such solutions, both selfhosted and otherwise. of course as soon as your domain is listed on disposable email lists, you'll be denylisted from
by southerntofu 5y ago
There's plenty of such solutions, both selfhosted and otherwise. of course as soon as your domain is listed on disposable email lists, you'll be denylisted from many sites but fortunately enough usually the sites who care about who you are are the least interesting ones, and it's still possible to register in many places using disposable inboxes
EDIT: I should also mention most disposable email domains get added to the denylist after much use/abuse. By multiplying the domains/IPs serving disposable mailboxes, we greatly reduce the chance of being listed at all.
- rsync 5y agoI set up my own domain and run my own personal disposable forwarding. So I guess I’m making things slightly better for everyone :)