ProtonMail domains listed as disposable. Help needed to delist
ProtonMail domains listed as disposable. Help needed to delist
Free, disposable email providers list. Contribute to mstfknn/email-providers development by creating an account on GitHub.
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For now pm.me, proton.me, protonmail.com, protonmail.ch, slmail.me got blocked!
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Obviously, ProtonMail shouldn't be on here, but is this a list anyone even uses?
19 4 ReplyLooks like it has 2 stars.... So I'm going to say no
(Just from preview, didn't follow link)
21 1 ReplyIt's a list of places you can get free, disposable email addresses. Protonmail fits here. Now, why anybody would use this list for mail filtering is a whole different question. They'd be blocking some huge email providers.
15 0 ReplyIsn't every email address disposable?
8 0 ReplyYes, but some are more difficult to get. Personal domains cost money. Edu, gov, and most business emails are harder to get.
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Quite a few companies block free email addresses from filling out forms due to abuse. Happens all the time.
1 0 ReplyWhat company in their right mind blocks Gmail? Also, who pays for email?
2 0 ReplyCompanies that engage in business to business services.
Say you have a free demo of the product you're selling, but you want to limit downloads to other legitimate businesses, because that's your market.
You gate it behind a form, and rig the form submission to reject free and ISP email addresses.
So [email protected] - desirable and allowed. [email protected] or cox.net - not your market, block form submission.
Happens ALL the time.
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