George_91

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Hello, I am building a new service through which a user can get hundreds of thousands of email address with their own domains. We would launch this service as mail receive only though. It will provide api for developers so that they can integrate this service with other apps. Example: automatic email verification etc. A user would be able to add as many domains as they want. And many more. They would get this service at reasonable monthly cost.

So what do u think? Will this service be helpful for ur businesses?
 
Yup as long as it is not spam, that should be a great service
 
Yup as long as it is not spam, that should be a great service
It would be inbound only (Receive Only) in the first time. And if your domain gets marked as spam you can easily add/change that domain to another domain. There will be an option for you to add as many domains as you need. :)
 
You can receive emails in any *wildcard*@domain.com address, what's the difference between that and your proposal?
 
You can receive emails in any *wildcard*@domain.com address, what's the difference between that and your proposal?
Yah and you can add unlimited domain addresses and you can access any domain mailbox at any time. And we will provide api also so that anyone can integrate it with their software or applications. And many more. :)
 
I mean you already can do that by default with any cPanel account, so that's not something worth to invest on.
 
Yes, its verify helpful for your businesses, because of last time i have verify some of my social accounts and mail accounts. They charging me highly for per accounts in $$. In that time i see many off site giving this type of service and they getting huge traffic. So if you can marketing your service properly then i think its a verify good opportunity for you.
 
I mean you already can do that by default with any cPanel account, so that's not something worth to invest on.
No i think you haven't understood the concept. Its not like that. and when you need mass accounts how will you do that with cpanel mail? Its helpful for developers.
 
Yes, its verify helpful for your businesses, because of last time i have verify some of my social accounts and mail accounts. They charging me highly for per accounts in $$. In that time i see many off site giving this type of service and they getting huge traffic. So if you can marketing your service properly then i think its a verify good opportunity for you.
Nope we will do paid services. free services are all marked as spam email. And most of them don't have any option to add your own domain and they dont provide any api. Think if you need to do mass email verification how will you do it?
 
You can forward every email sent to a non existent email address at your domain to [email protected]. Verification would just click anything received in [email protected]

I've done it a lot in the past. That means you have infinite email addresses in your domain that will allow you to register infinite times. But when they ban your domain, all your accounts are gone.

What's the difference between that and what you are trying to do?
 
You can forward every email sent to a non existent email address at your domain to [email protected]. Verification would just click anything received in [email protected]

I've done it a lot in the past. That means you have infinite email addresses in your domain that will allow you to register infinite times. But when they ban your domain, all your accounts are gone.

What's the difference between that and what you are trying to do?
You can have a look at this. https://mailsac.com/
Its functionality is somewhat similar. But we do have more features.
 
Yes it's very helpful, they need to take care about what they do, otherwise they will lose their all accounts.
 
Well, you basically want to provide catch-all, receive-only mailboxes to companies/developers where they (or the end-users) can use their own domains, etc.

I personally think this isn't a great idea since implementing something like this is quite simple from a developer point of view.

So I think no company/developer is going to pay a monthly fee for a service that can be setup in maximum a couple of days and requires almost no maintenance.

You might have better luck addressing end-users directly, although there are already a couple of services providing this.
 
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