mailinator

The difference is that maskur masks the address of incoming mail, whereas mailinator doesn't.

My point was removing the Mailinator traffic, all other sources continued to convert at nearly the same rate and revenue didn't drop because Mailinator traffic truly wasn't converting anyway.

In our experience, over an extended period of time, there was virtually no legitimate use originating from Mailinator users.

But if that's the case, why would so many people come from Mailinator and repeatedly use it?

And it's not even that Mailinator users would sign up, try it for 30 minutes, and then just move on.

We slapped the credit card gate up and had not a single Mailinator signup for the 2 years after that.

The point was in no situation did Mailinator users ever become customers but they still were a significant resource drain.

You could easily use something like Mailinator (or their Pro service) for something like this.

It rejects mailinator emails, but fortunately it doesn't reject other temporary email services:) 3.

It knows and dynamically detects thousands of dispoable email domains (including all mailinator domains).

Probably off-thread is better, a starting point could be contacting me at m8r-6hvvy11@mailinator.com, i can give you a real email address from there.

Thanks, I didn't want to deal with one of those mailinator-type accounts but this is even easier.

I registered as "doyouthinkimfuckingstupid@mailinator.com".

"The person who filed the complaint is a mailinator address, or in Russia/Iran/Cuba or works for a corporation with more lawyers than you." So they're either a 1) liar, in which case your content is back online and you're back where you started or 2) a big corp who can threaten to get their way?

Why bother with a database when 3 hashtables and a list will do the same thing several orders of magnitude faster." They had outsized accomplishments relative to their shrillness, though: Yahoo, Google, PlentyOfFish, Mailinator, ViaWeb, Hacker News were all built primarily with in-memory data structures and flat files.

If you really care about services like Mailinator, the abuse is something you should care about because companies will just keep making it harder to use your email hiding service of choice.

Mailinator is good for when one party wants to hide their address, whereas maskur is good for situations where both parties want to hide their address.