Which email account are most easy to create?

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Better off with a single branded email .com, that 10k gmails. lol if your starting a campaign, one has the most trustworthiness out of a sea of scammers. If you want to register for socials, and do multiple accounts on forums, or sign ups, then nothing beats outlooks, as you can register them and create 10 alias.
 
Panther28 said:
Better off with a single branded email .com, that 10k gmails. lol if your starting a campaign, one has the most trustworthiness out of a sea of scammers. If you want to register for socials, and do multiple accounts on forums, or sign ups, then nothing beats outlooks, as you can register them and create 10 alias.
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Can u explain about the alias?
 
Floppy Disc said:
Can u explain about the alias?
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Yeah, you register an outlook, then in options somewhere, there is the setting to create 10 alias, you can delete them and start new ones, just as if its a new account, but instead you get deliver and send from within the main email.
 
Floppy Disc said:
Looking for a platform to create bulk accs
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Gmail is easy, but they do have phone verification limits if you're making a lot of accounts. If you’re doing bulk, you might also want to check out Outlook or Yahoo — they’re pretty straightforward too. Some people use temp mail services or custom domains with email hosting to get around limits, but it depends on what you need the accounts for.
 
It depends on what you're going to use these emails specifically,
Drop-catch email is definitely the cheapest & easiest to use in many cases,
Otherwise, you can create/buy any of the suggestions made by the members above
 
Floppy Disc said:
Looking for a platform to create bulk accs
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Such questions should not arise at you in principle.

Register any .com domain and create one page on it that you are a mail service and provides services to support mailboxes for 1 cent. With a registration form and other fields, and write when filling out the form - a message with a verification code was sent to your phone number, enter the code.
Of course, no code was sent anywhere.

But everyone, including Google, will consider your domain as a mail service.
You create a million mailboxes on it and use it in any service.


I don't know how much simpler it is, why ask stupid questions?
 
those russian services like yandex, mail and rambler tend to be easier
 
Panther28 said:
Yeah, you register an outlook, then in options somewhere, there is the setting to create 10 alias, you can delete them and start new ones, just as if its a new account, but instead you get deliver and send from within the main email.
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Most likely, he's looking to create emails for sale - bulk has nothing to do with single.
 
GoogSEO said:
Such questions should not arise at you in principle.

Register any .com domain and create one page on it that you are a mail service and provides services to support mailboxes for 1 cent. With a registration form and other fields, and write when filling out the form - a message with a verification code was sent to your phone number, enter the code.
Of course, no code was sent anywhere.

But everyone, including Google, will consider your domain as a mail service.
You create a million mailboxes on it and use it in any service.


I don't know how much simpler it is, why ask stupid questions?
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If you use these alias emails for dozens of social media accounts you will get flagged and have accounts banned very quickly. That's why this method doesn't work.
 
Yahoo and GMX are still among the easiest to bulk-create if you're using good proxies and rotating user agents. Less strict than Gmail, but still need to warm them up a bit. If you need something faster, temp mail setups can work depending on your use case.
 
lightningen said:
Yahoo and GMX are still among the easiest to bulk-create if you're using good proxies and rotating user agents. Less strict than Gmail, but still need to warm them up a bit. If you need something faster, temp mail setups can work depending on your use case.
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These require phone verification though?! which is very frustrating for bulk creation. And if your using them for social media account creation + Temporary phone #. You won't be able to sign back into the account if you're ever prompted to confirm phone # again.
 
For bulk accounts, I recommend Mail.com or Yandex
 
Titan23 said:
If you use these alias emails for dozens of social media accounts you will get flagged and have accounts banned very quickly. That's why this method doesn't work.
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Just the opposite, that's the only method that works. You make a site, on a domain that says it is a paid e-mail service. All the information you copy from sites of this type, receiving complaints and so on, but do nothing of course this in reality.

Moderators look at this site, see that it is an e-mail service and will not block on this domain, but will delete only one account that specifically violated the rules, not all accounts with this domain.
 
GoogSEO said:
Just the opposite, that's the only method that works. You make a site, on a domain that says it is a paid e-mail service. All the information you copy from sites of this type, receiving complaints and so on, but do nothing of course this in reality.

Moderators look at this site, see that it is an e-mail service and will not block on this domain, but will delete only one account that specifically violated the rules, not all accounts with this domain.
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Thanks for the info, im going to implement this.
 
Titan23 said:
If you use these alias emails for dozens of social media accounts you will get flagged and have accounts banned very quickly. That's why this method doesn't work.
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Just to clarify, the only thing I need to do here is to create that page that "makes people believe" that I am a mail service provider, plus the contact form, right? I don't really need to be an actual provider, just a guy with a domain and some shared hosting plan that allows me to create emails, am I correct? If this so, are the emails not considered to be originating from one IP server address, and so if one is flagged, the whole server gets flagged? Please help me clarify this part. Thank you
 
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