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Analysing 257,054 Domains to Find Which Endings Attract the Most Disposable Email Abuse

From a sample of 257,054 web domains, the busiest ones turned out to be the cleanest with 40 bad endings carry a third of all the spam. Temp Mail Detector is a throwaway temp mail detection provider. People use us to stop free trial abuse and to...

tempmail.lol ended Q3 2026 as our most detected temporary email provider

In September 2026, tempmail.lol accounted for 31% of detections among the seven most detected providers on our platform, making it the most detected temporary email provider that month. tempm.com held that position in both July and August, so Septem...

Stop disposable emails in your Ghost blog using the TempMailDetector integration

Ghost publishers now have a direct way to keep disposable email addresses out of their member lists. TempMailDetector’s new Ghost integration checks every new member’s email domain the moment they sign up, and automatically unsubscribes or delet...

The Economics of Stolen AI Credits: Who Buys Them, Who Sells Them, and How They're Sourced

Chinese proxy services selling discounted access to OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini at 50-80% below retail are not a small operation. Marketplaces like humkt.com operate openly and advertise heavily discounted credits. They’re upfront about the use of ...

Disposable Email Detection Without Breaking GDPR

Most discussion of disposable email blocking focuses on the fraud prevention angle. Less discussed is the privacy question that sits beneath it: when you send a customers email address to a third party API to check if it’s real, what happens to th...

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