Disposable domain list
Common disposable and temporary email domains
Use this watchlist as a first-pass filter for signup, CRM, lead, and outreach lists. Disposable-domain matches should be reviewed, blocked, or verified before you spend credits or send campaigns.
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mailinator.com
Public inboxes are commonly used for testing, fake signups, and one-time registrations.
guerrillamail.com
Temporary mailboxes from this family are commonly filtered from signup and CRM lists.
guerrillamailblock.com
Related Guerrilla Mail domains should usually be reviewed before importing contacts.
sharklasers.com
A known Guerrilla Mail domain often seen in short-lived address lists.
10minutemail.com
Short-lived mailbox domains create a high bounce and low-account-quality risk.
temp-mail.org
Temporary inbox domains are useful for privacy but risky for marketing and product accounts.
tempmail.com
Temporary inbox domains should be separated from personal and business addresses.
tempmail.net
Temporary mailbox domains are not reliable contacts for onboarding or outreach.
tempmail.org
This domain pattern is associated with temporary inbox usage.
tempmailo.com
This domain is commonly treated as a disposable email signal.
mail-temp.com
Temporary mailbox services can disappear or recycle addresses quickly.
yopmail.com
Public disposable inboxes are a strong signal to verify or block before account creation.
getnada.com
Temporary mailbox domains should be treated differently from durable user inboxes.
throwawaymail.com
Throwaway mailbox services are not good long-term customer contact points.
trashmail.com
Forwarding and disposable patterns can hide the final recipient and weaken lead quality.
dispostable.com
Disposable domains should be reviewed before sales outreach or product signup approval.
maildrop.cc
Public inbox domains are often used for testing and one-off signups.
mintemail.com
Temporary addresses can stop receiving mail soon after collection.
emailondeck.com
Short-lived inboxes are risky for customer messaging and CRM enrichment.
moakt.com
Temporary mailbox domains should be excluded from trusted user and lead lists.
mailnesia.com
Temporary/public inbox services can create noisy signup and list-quality metrics.
mytemp.email
Temporary mailbox domains are usually a poor fit for account recovery or billing.
fakeinbox.com
Fake inbox domains should be reviewed before accepting signups or imports.
mailcatch.com
Disposable inboxes can be useful for QA but risky in production lead lists.
mailnull.com
Throwaway services are weak identity and deliverability signals.
spamgourmet.com
Privacy aliases are not always fake, but they should be segmented from normal business mailboxes.
inboxkitten.com
Temporary inbox tools are common in test data and fake-account attempts.
tmail.io
Temporary mail services are high-risk for durable customer communication.
tempinbox.com
Temporary inbox domains are often used only once and should be verified before use.
mytrashmail.com
Throwaway mail domains can inflate signup counts without producing reachable users.
jetable.org
Short-lived forwarding addresses need extra verification before outreach.
spam4.me
Disposable mailbox domains are poor contacts for campaigns and onboarding flows.
pokemail.net
Temporary inbox domains should be marked for review before a send.
grr.la
A Guerrilla Mail related domain commonly seen in disposable-address datasets.
guerrillamail.net
Related Guerrilla Mail domains should be filtered before list import.
guerrillamail.org
Temporary mailbox services from this family are risky signup contacts.
guerrillamail.biz
Disposable inbox domains can create low-quality or unreachable accounts.
guerrillamail.de
Temporary mailbox domains should be checked before CRM sync.
guerrillamail.info
Related disposable domains are a strong list-quality warning.
spam.la
Disposable mail domains are often used to avoid a real contact address.
bccto.me
Alias-style domains can be legitimate but deserve segmentation and verification.
emailtemporanea.com
Temporary inbox services create high-risk contacts for follow-up campaigns.
emailtemporanea.net
Temporary mailbox domains are not reliable long-term contacts.
mailinator.net
Mailinator-related domains are usually handled as disposable inboxes.
mailinator.org
Public inbox domains should be filtered before billing or onboarding email.
mailinator2.com
Mailinator variant domains are commonly used for short-lived addresses.
sogetthis.com
Disposable domains should not be treated as normal customer mailboxes.
suremail.info
Temporary inbox domains can increase bounce and abuse risk.
teewars.org
Known disposable-domain patterns need extra verification before import.
spambog.com
Throwaway mailbox domains can pollute signup and lead-quality metrics.
spambog.de
Throwaway mailbox variants should be segmented before sending.
spambog.ru
Temporary/throwaway domains are risky for repeat communication.
wegwerfmail.de
Disposable mail domains are usually poor campaign recipients.
wegwerfmail.net
Temporary mailbox domains should be checked before accepting signups.
wegwerfmail.org
Known disposable domains should be routed to review or blocked by policy.
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