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The whole point of email verification is to verify that the user is able to receive email at the given address. Aside from the other issues mentioned here, the
by peterkelly 4y ago
The whole point of email verification is to verify that the user is able to receive email at the given address. Aside from the other issues mentioned here, the proposed solution does not achieve this.
- OJFord 4y agoI can't think of anything I've signed up for that would care about the distinction personally, any examples?
- kayodelycaon 4y agoI have *@kayode.co forwarded to kayode@kayode.co. I can only send from kayode@kayode.co and only if I configured my mail client properly because my account is actually a fastmail.com address. Unconfigured, the mail client will send as the fastmail account.
- remram 4y agoI use email aliases that I can't send email from. It's also possible that email from your domain is blocked by mine, and I would never receive that invoice or password reset link. In reverse, there are addresses on my company's domain I can send from but not receive at, and I shouldn't be allowed to sign up with those.