What email accounts are least likely to flag for suspicious activity/IPs?
- Thread starter Troshi
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- Jun 20, 2013
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what left, you count all good ones. Gmail and yahoo works good.
Troshi
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- Aug 19, 2011
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Tons of other popular email accounts... I don't have experience ordering them in bulk and using them with proxies, which is why I'm asking if anyone recommends a service. Just a few that pop into mind.... AOL, GMX, Mail.com, yandex, juno....
- Jul 22, 2013
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Hi @Troshi,
We've found a Polish email provider who seems to be even better than mail.ru, it's https://www.onet.pl/ we even created an email account creator for that.
We've found a Polish email provider who seems to be even better than mail.ru, it's https://www.onet.pl/ we even created an email account creator for that.
- Mar 21, 2013
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I immediately call spam upon seeing any of those.
The other alternative is to buy aged domains, configure their DNS and SMTP right (there are tutorials here) and use then as custom emails. But the issue there is once your domain is flagged, all emails under it are too.
AnastasiaAff
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You can use for verification gmail, i didnt have any problems with this.
Wingsofsuccess1
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Yeah, agree. Google is asking for verifications a lot.. I suggest buying a cheap domain and using it for verification purpose.
WannaBeIzaya
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Try ProtonMail. The free version is limited but does the work. Only problem is that it needs mobile verification when you signup.
Troshi
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I'm using these emails for registration on smaller sites, where a catchall domain would be obvious.
I'm a huge fan of Proton, just no one sells in bulk and verification is annoying
