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by rvz 1131 days ago
Just like the other disposable email providers, this one will eventually get blocked pretty quickly.

Instead, use a forwarding email from Gmail, Hey.com, Outlook or ProtonMail.

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Why, off hand, would anyone block an email _receiver_… from a quick glance at the server code, this project is essentially an SMTP dead end; any mail sent to it is temporarily stored in the database, then periodically flushed. With no sending or forwarding of mail to other servers, and assuming it’s properly acknowledging receipt, why would anyone else block it?
People who want 'real customers' who read their very important emails ?

Right now email verification services like verifymail.io says idont.date provides 'real' emails

Or get a cheap domain and setup a catchall email forwarding to a private box. If you want an anonymous domain, checkout https://kycnot.me/services#VPS.
Most of those require a phone number to sign up. Though I managed to sign up to protonmail by giving it a disposable email.
I use temp-mail.org, I rarely have issues with blocking because they rotate domains