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Using random emails like that is a super easy way of getting caught up in a spam trap, which would get you blocked easily. One of our users used a throwaway a@
by jasonjayr 4y ago
Using random emails like that is a super easy way of getting caught up in a spam trap, which would get you blocked easily.
One of our users used a throwaway a@apple.com, which earned us a complaint inside of an hour, just by sending a welcome/confirm message.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoThat's not really an issue for end users getting emails at <somerandomthing>@<theirowndomainname>, which is what the thread is about.
- bhhaskin 4y agoBut it is for spammers. Which is why it doesn't make sense for spammers to do that.