Catchall Email providers?

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webhell

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I bought SEREmails.com and all kept responding "Sock error" in GSA SER. After three weeks of emailing and using their support contact form, no answer.

I decided to contact catchallmail.shop and webmailhostings.com to check they were still up and running BEFORE buying this time. No answer from either. All three of these still have live payment buttons to send them money though.

The only other ones I can find are Asia Virtual who only sells domains in bulk, not catchalls. And SERVerifiedLists who charge $99 just to join their catchall service, then you also pay a monthly fee on top of that.

Anyone using a catchall email service that doesn't charge $99 just to join and which definitely works please?!?
 
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Sock error is common there now. Support doesn't respond. Most public catchall providers are either gone or overpriced. Try looking in SEO Telegram groups — some solid ones still floating around there.
 
webhell said:
I bought SEREmails.com and all kept responding "Sock error" in GSA SER. After three weeks of emailing and using their support contact form, no answer.

I decided to contact catchallmail.shop and webmailhostings.com to check they were still up and running BEFORE buying this time. No answer from either. All three of these still have live payment buttons to send them money though.

The only other ones I can find are Asia Virtual who only sells domains in bulk, not catchalls. And SERVerifiedLists who charge $99 just to join their catchall service, then you also pay a monthly fee on top of that.

Anyone using a catchall email service that doesn't charge $99 just to join and which definitely works please?!?
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The "Sock error" you were encountering with SEREmails.com likely indicates a problem with the connection or communication between GSA SER and their email servers, preventing successful email sending or receiving. What I can suggest is that you could consider setting up your own private email hosting on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) and configuring a catchall address for your domain. This gives you more control but requires technical knowledge to set up and maintain.
 
I'm positive someone from webmailhostings.com put a message in here saying they'd not had an email from me but now that message has gone. Does anyone know who owns webmailhostings.com if it's someone on here? Their contact form on the site doesn't work.
 
AngelGoddess0809 said:
The "Sock error" you were encountering with SEREmails.com likely indicates a problem with the connection or communication between GSA SER and their email servers, preventing successful email sending or receiving. What I can suggest is that you could consider setting up your own private email hosting on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) and configuring a catchall address for your domain. This gives you more control but requires technical knowledge to set up and maintain.
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Thanks. I have been trying to set that up. Tried a hosting place that also did catchalls for GSA SER. Ended up having to charge me card back as nothing happened once I paid. Then I tried setting up catchalls for a domain I own using Proton mail. Was a nightmare. Proton saying my Domain Registrar was blocking the MX DNS from changing and my Domain Registrar blaming Proton.

Any suggestions for a simple set up? Like what Proton mail was offering but, actually work.
 
SEREmails.com is a scam. Avoid using this service. So far, the best service I’ve used is CatchE from GSASERLists.com. They provide a program that automatically creates catchall emails and updates GSA SER projects. I use the emails with my SEO Autopilot and RankerX, and everything works smoothly.
 
namecheap do this, it's free with your domain, I used this with GSA SER
 
Check out small players like MxRoute, CraneMail etc. They’re not for beginners because you’ll have to do all setup and configuration yourself like bringing your own domain etc
 
Use cloudflare to catchall for any domain
 
Have you tried alternatives like Mailtrap or Mailgun for catch-all emails? They might offer more reliable services without hefty upfront fees. Also, be cautious of services with poor support.

Let me know if you'd like more suggestions!
 
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