Tech List of 122 most popular disposable emails to block/REGEX

[Theblowjobplace]

Heyy, here is a list of disposable emails that I have blocked and that comes from the fake accounts found on my site. Always useful if you have a site with public profile creation. I also blocked .bid .biz .plus .xyz .space .website .tech .fun .space .site .plus .wiki .online .info

Please feel free to share if you have any others.

@wiseval.com
@tehtrip.com
@meidecn.com
@bloheyz.com
@wfaqs.com
@zuilc.com
@zipcatfish.com
@smybinn.com
@larland.com
@qemail.org
@paperpapyrus.com
@myinfoinc.com
@techoth.com
@rungel.net
@klovenode.com
@vootin.com
@waterisgone.com
@dishcatfish.com
@fitzola.com
@drowblock.com
@greencafe24.com
@skygazerhub.com
@54.mk
@soombo.com
@saeoil.com
@zslsz.com
@gixenmixen.com
@jobbrett.com
@omeie.com
@jthoven.com
@deapy.com
@superblohey.com
@syinxun.com
@vivoci.com
@nexwp.com
@happy2023year.com
@ygvbgf.tech
@melvin-lee.com
@prrbook.com
@czsder.online
@jurymail.com
@icznn.com
@1secmail.com
@wuuvo.com
@tozya.com
@bruins.belmont.edu
@cloud.edu.pe.ca
@clout.wiki
@mailmay.org
@syinxun.com
@mailto.plus
@morrisonsplc.co.uk
@gmail10p.com
@fexpost.com
@fexbox.org
@mailbox.in.ua
@rover.info
@chitthi.in
@fextemp.com
@any.pink
@merepost.com
@1secmail.org
@1secmail.net
@kzccv.com
@qiott.com
@ezztt.com
@bheps.com
@dcctb.com
@myself.com
@direaly.com
@gmail10p.com
@andorem.com
@tradiez.com
@jwsuns.com
@carpetra.com
@glumark.com
@asuflex.com
@xunleu.com
@aicogz.com
@satering.com
@satering.com
@dekaps.com
@appxapi.com
@onitopia.com
@vinakoop.com
@njhyut.site
@nekosan.uk
@emailracc.com
@nick-ao.com
@soc123.net
@soc123.net
@oegmail.com
@jscbhe.fun
@email-temp.com
@baswer.space
@tempail.net
@tempmail.net
@tozya.com
@azxbhg.fun
@choigi.com
@kenhbanme.com
@mikfarm.com
@storebanme.com
@plkmjh.website
@xaswed.tech
@vncctv.info
@tijdelijke-email.nl
@xehop.org
@embekhoe.com
@taxibmt.com
@padye.com
@huongdanfb.com
@libinit.com
@xehop.org
@xuneh.com
@tinpho.com
@gnail.com

[fuzebox]

- You don't use an email verification service like Zerobounce?
- You don't require the user to confirm their email?

[Theblowjobplace]

Originally Posted by fuzebox

- You don't use an email verification service like Zerobounce?
- You don't require the user to confirm their email?

Yes I use it now, the last 40 emails went through anyway. The principle of a disposable email is that you can confirm it.

[zijlstravideo]

Completely offtopic, but my personal favorite email service has to be cock.li, because it offers a @wants.dicksinhisan.us address, which I find funny, because I am a simple man.

A @wants.dicksinhisan.us is perfect for a wide variety of things. Think of quick account creations etc.
Not that anyone asked, but personally, I like to use that one for communicating with staff at the local city hall, for example. Even after all those years, still makes me giggle every single time.

That said, this topic reminds me that I should probably switch to @horsefucker.org sometime soon, just to keep things fresh you know. There are some more exotic flavors available on the Cock Li website, just saying... Cheers

[fuzebox]

Originally Posted by Theblowjobplace

Yes I use it now, the last 40 emails went through anyway. The principle of a disposable email is that you can confirm it.

Zerobounce will identify a disposable domain via the api.

[Theblowjobplace]

Originally Posted by fuzebox

Zerobounce will identify a disposable domain via the api.

Have you thought about those who open their website with a small budget? The final goal is to block the mails used by bad people or robots, whatever way it is. I don't see why you come to comment for nothing interesting

[Theblowjobplace]

@dnmx.org
@organics.com.bd
@sneakar.co
@diemhenvn.com
@spacepenguin.dev
@hiemail.net

[ZTT]

Instead of playing whack-a-mole with every domain on the internet, why not just require people to sign up with a Gmail. Or Gmail or Outlook. Or Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo or Protonmail.

Originally Posted by Theblowjobplace

Have you thought about those who open their website with a small budget?

I do small websites with zero budgets. Never asked for a single email in my life, because what for? When you're a small site you need to have as few hurdles for visitors as possible.

The final goal is to block the mails used by bad people or robots, whatever way it is.

The solution to bad users is to stop whatever bad stuff they're doing, not to make it harder for legit users to sign up. 'Bad users' are beta testers and bug notifiers.

I don't see why you come to comment for nothing interesting

What they posted is probably 10x more interesting and useful to people than lists of rando hostnames.

[TheLegacy]

Any email my ex uses should be on that list