Validator.pizza

Free API to block 🗑 disposable emails

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Free API to block 🗑 disposable emails

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Maker

Hi Product Hunters 😺, This is my first product here. I made a simple API to help developers to block disposable emails from their website. Why? For one of my website, I gave free credits to users to try the service for free. But some people tried to create multiple accounts. One of the steps to make this harder for them, was to block disposable emails. I didn’t find any service that was free and up to date, so I created my own. Each domain is verified manually and I use some bots to find new domains 🤖. I also contribute to this repository for most of the domains: https://github.com/ivolo/disposa... I tried to make this as easy as possible to integrate and I will be happy to know if it helps you. Feedbacks are welcome 🤗

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9yr ago

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@tompec Neat!

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9yr ago

Raycast

@tompec the anonymity arms race levels up, yet again!

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9yr ago

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@chrismessina Hi Chris, I'm not sure to understand your point here. The idea behind Validator.pizza is just to make it a bit harder for users to create mass accounts.

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9yr ago

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@tompec precisely. People built anonymous/disposable email accounts so they'd get less spam via services they sign up for; in turn, spammers adopted those services to do mass registrations and exploit referral promotions (remember, I used to work at Uber); now you're enabling the service providers to combat those kind of disposable email registrations to block them. If this service (or similar ones catch on), then you'll increase the value and price of legitimate/non-disposable emails which will lead to more hackers attempting to p0wn said legitimate emails, which in turn will lead to more security or account reputation controls being built out (i.e. additional biometrics, 3FA, etc), and on and on we go.

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9yr ago