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You should probably consider self hosting your disposable email service. Sending email from home is tricky (at least to gmail/microsoft) but receiving usually w
by southerntofu 5y ago
You should probably consider self hosting your disposable email service. Sending email from home is tricky (at least to gmail/microsoft) but receiving usually works perfectly.
- nefitty 5y agoAh, I was hesitant to even picture spinning my own thing up because of the commonly discussed hurdles. If there's a significant difference in ease between receiving and sending, I could live with that. Sounds super fun actually.
- southerntofu 5y agoAccording to some friends, receiving email even works fine on dynamic IPs updated via some kind of DYNDNS-like service. I should probably do that, too! :)
- lysium 5y agoThat's a great point! Maybe replying works past the filters, too!
- southerntofu 5y agoNope consumer ISPs typically block sending stuff on port 25 whatsoever, and even if you get past your ISP Gmail/Outlook will block you even if your setup is perfect (reverse DNS, DKIM, etc): that's due to monopolistic behavior that's completely disconnected from reasonable expectations of spam protection.