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We get a lot of crap email address signups at http://feefighters.com http://feefighters.com We do a little bit of filtering to check that the email address is l
by pitdesi 15y ago
We get a lot of crap email address signups at http://feefighters.com http://feefighters.com
We do a little bit of filtering to check that the email address is legit, but let you get by anyway (with an additional click) if it isn't... we have a 1-click unsubscribe but this is making me rethink whether we should let fake email addresses through at all.
We recently got this email from Fake.com
Hello
We own the domain fake.com, and from time to time some moron out there in the world-wide-waste-of-time uses our name to try and sign up for something...
Not just that, there’s also a whole slew of dozy IT people who test links by doing the same thing without doing a whois check first!
Whichever it is, could you please delete this account?
Thanks
[redacted]
fake landscapes
- the artificial plant company
http://www.fake.com* http://www.fake.com*
Somehow I don't think this has the desired effect... that's a tough domain name for this sort of thing, feel sorry for the guy but not much we can do.
- bretthoerner 15y agoThe only reason they'd notice & care is because they received email they didn't want, right? I assume you have an obvious 1-click subscribe on all of your emails? If not, I'd gladly mark you as spam over, and over, and over...
- MichaelApproved 15y agoThey must be using a catch-all address otherwise most emails wouldn't exist and bounce without much notice.
- pavel_lishin 15y ago> this is making me rethink whether we should let fake email addresses through at all. How do you tell fake from real? What if someone who works at fake.com wants an account?