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Comment · 9 years ago
Hello there. I created Clusterman to better manage my server clusters. Currently, it's doing a bunch of tasks for my websites, like auto set up servers, install firewall rules, run git pull on webhook, manage and transfer files, etc.

Check it out :-)

Comment · 9 years ago
+1. The WordPress plugin gives a nice warning message with a promise that the website owner won't spam or sell the email address. After all, it's all up to the website owner.
Comment · 9 years ago
I store and track "disposable email address service provider", so I want to abbreviate that name. Anyway, I removed the "DEA provider" counter and the acronym :-)
Comment · 9 years ago
Ones can create multiple email addresses, and disposable them in an instant. It's just another disposable email service that is easily abused by spammers.
Comment · 9 years ago
I used it too, but several new domain names are added every day. It's ineffective to manage/update your local block list.
Comment · 9 years ago
It's an API function, so it should accept any reasonable input. The WordPress plugin checks only the domain name part, and the bulk checker does too.
Comment · 9 years ago
I'll never accept payment for those cases. It defeats the purpose.
Comment · 9 years ago
+1, and it all depends on how the website owners, SaaS providers, etc use it. They may choose to block or let them in with nice notifications message then block later.

I just provide the tool for those in need.

Comment · 9 years ago
Hi Exuma. FYI, I do check custom domain names pointing to disposable email address providers. If you add your own domain name, it will be also blocked.
Comment · 9 years ago
I created it as a side project to stop fake registrations with disposable email addresses, like emails from mailinator, email-fake.com, temp-mail.org, etc.

It has a public API, no registration required, accepts up to 10 checks per minute. A WordPress plugin and a simple PHP library are also included.

Check it out :-)

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