Is mail.com OK for X account creation?

[tex777]

Is it okay to use an email provider like Mail.com to create X accounts, or should I use a different email provider for a higher registration success rate?

Thanks!

 

[MetaZone]

Using an email address from Mail.com still works well for creating X accounts. I'm still using it myself, and it has been working just fine.

 

[curdoc]

I've used a few different providers over the years and never saw one that consistently performed better. As long as you can reliably receive verification emails, it's usually fine.

 

[jukimano]

Is not about email in most cases why you have any issue with X . As long as the email work and can receive the codes you should be fine. X don't categorize in good and bad email providers

 

[NeonCactus]

Mail.com should work fine for normal account creation. The email provider usually matters less than having a clean account setup and real activity.

 

[La koui]

yes Mail.com can work, but the more reputable the email provider, the smoother the registration process tends to be.

 

[Skyrocket]

Mail.com is definitely a great choice and worth trying . It’s a well-established email provider that works smoothly for creating accounts Give it a shot, you'll likely have good results

 

[user000X]

Is it okay to use an email provider like Mail.com to create X accounts, or should I use a different email provider for a higher registration success rate?

Thanks!

My success rate is 100% for X. Same here. I have been using that Mail on my previous setups, and I haven't noticed any issues with it; it still works fine for me. You should be fine. Don't change IPs randomly.

 

[tex777]

Hm. Looks like that is now possible to use only Google Login or phone number. They don't allow any other email now for account creation

 

[betashi]

Hm. Looks like that is now possible to use only Google Login or phone number. They don't allow any other email now for account creation

I’ve generated autoregs with outlooks/hotmails, should work fine. Make sure you rotate IPs properly.

 

[Olaf Meta Agency]

Proton mail works well too, but Gmail still seems to have the highest acceptance rate.

 

[Dior Dominguez]

the email provider only one factor account overall account , verification account setup quality usually matter more. Mail.com should work for X account creation but many user find established provider like more reliable Gmail or Outlook.

 

[BoneCrusher10]

If you want your X account to stay active and have the highest success rate for registrations, always prioritize using Gmail or Outlook. It's safer, slower but sure, bro.

 

[The Filter Guy]

I would use an email that you can keep for a long time. If you ever need to recover your account, having access to that email is what really matters.

 

[Nikolaos]

Is it okay to use an email provider like Mail.com to create X accounts, or should I use a different email provider for a higher registration success rate?

Thanks!

Yes mail.com is fine for creating multiple X accounts.

 

[NaughtyByNature]

Yeah why wouldnt it be lol
It's super well known

 

[floqal]

We haven't measured provider by provider success rates here, so take this as reasoning rather than data. In our own account work the brand of the mailbox mattered far less than three other things: whether verification arrives reliably, whether you'll still control that address in a year, and whether fifty accounts share one pattern.

That last one is the part people skip. Registration signals get correlated, so a batch using the same provider, the same naming shape and the same recovery address is easier to group than to hide. Vary the pattern before you vary the provider.

The recovery angle matters more than the creation angle anyway. The mailbox is what brings an account back when something goes wrong, so a throwaway that quietly expires is a problem you meet months later rather than today.

Best,
Floqal