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They have a neat "registered" tier now which lets you use your own domain with mailinator but restricts it so that only you can see the mail: http://mailinator.
by eli 12y ago
They have a neat "registered" tier now which lets you use your own domain with mailinator but restricts it so that only you can see the mail: http://mailinator.com/featurematrix.jsp http://mailinator.com/featurematrix.jsp It's got some limits, but I've never hit them.
- jklein11 12y agoHow is the registered tier any different from a gmail account?
- eli 12y agoWell, you can use any username and its at your domain. So it's kind of like wildcard forwarding to a gmail account, but the workflow is very different: it's pull vs push. When you're "done" with an account you don't have to turn it off, you just don't check it again.