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When I started Mailinator, a LOT of people told me it wouldn't work because websites would ban it right away. Ban it with reckless abandon. Ban it like the new thing on the internet was to just sit around and ban Mailinator all darn day long.As it turns out, that didn't happen. Sure, some sites do ban Mailinator and some are even really (really) excited about the idea, but in the grand scheme of things, it's not really very many. Thousands of people use Mailinator everyday, so clearly, its a useful tool that many sites accept.Back in the day however, I sadly fell prey to the words of doom that I was being fed. I mean, holy mackerel - what if sites DO ban it? What then? So I drew up a plan. A plan, that at this time I can say I may not be fully proud of. A plan that involved guile, wit, a few domain names, and some rate-limiting (thread-safe) data structures.I write this now because, well, for the most part the war is over and Gotham has grown past needing Batman anymore. Mailinator is not really the rogue tool it once was. Heck, hotmail supports disposable email now. It's mainstream. Typically there are two reasons people want to ban Mailinator. A few years ago, people really had some sort of notion that your email somehow equated to your identity. Given the radically insecure setup of email in general, that was really a ridiculous technical assumption. Nonetheless it was pervasive.Secondly, people banned Mailinator for fear of people abusing their website. Now keep in mind, anything you can do with Mailinator, you can also do with YahooMail or Hotmail. Its just that Mailinator lets you do it faster, but Yahoo is plenty happy to let you sign-up for 100 email accounts.I get occasional emails from people asking me to have Mailinator stop accepting email from their site. Usually for the reason of stopping abuse. If they're nice and it makes sense, I almost always do it. But in my experience, usually when the existence of Mailinator is pinpointed as a cause of abuse, it is in truth merely an avenue that is already inherent to the internet or your website. Even shutting Mailinator down wouldn't solve the problem. The bad-guys just go somewhere else and keep on abusing.Any sort of abuse is needless to say, no fun for anyone. Mailinator has specific code built-in to detect scripts and stop them. In truth, Mailinator's system for detecting and shutting-down scripts and abuse really only serves one purpose. Its like that silly metal bar people put on the steering wheels of their cars. Let's be real, if a thief really wants your car, some dinky metal bar on the steering wheel isn't going to do diddly to stop him.Same with Mailinator's anti-abuse code - it won't stop a determined person - but it does make it more of a pain than simply using something else. So -Dear hacker bad-guy abuser dudes - other disposable email sites probably don't have that sneaky anti-script pain-in-the-butt hacker-stop code like Mailinator. Go use them.There....1) Solved hacking and abuse on the internet ? --> Not even maybe

2) Solved a little of the hacking and abuse on the internet possibly for me? ---> DING!

Ok, back to the story - as I said, in the beginning, the idea of wide-spread Mailinator banning scared me a lot. So what did I do? I bought some additional domains for Mailinator.To this day, you can email bob@thisisnotmyrealemail.com

bob@mailinator.com

Cool. Alternate domains. Problem solved.Wait a second. How exactly do I tell the world about the alternate domains without telling the people that want to ban them all?Every few weeks I get an email like:Hi! Love your service. Can you send me the exhaustive, comprehensive, and complete list of alternate domains so I can pick a nice one that suits my individual personal style? kThxBaiAt first, I was like "Neat! People love Mailinator and want to...heeeyy.. waaiiit a second".If I give them the whole list, then they will, um, have the whole list. And then they can ban

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Hi! Love your service. Can you send me the exhaustive, comprehensive, and complete list of alternate domains so I can pick a nice one that suits my individual personal style? kThxBai

You are dumb. Your homepage is easy to scrape and doesn't change so its easy to scrape your alternate domain. You are dumb.

Your alternate domain list displayed 'gmail.com'!

Yahoo.com? What is this some kind of joke?

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