Andrew Ivanov

This is a much needed product! Will definitely test it!

The developers of Email Verification API have made it easier for us to integrate the tool into our applications. We were able to set it up quickly, with no serious coding since they already have client libraries in different programming languages.

With thousands of disposable email domains added every day, it’s good to have a daily database containing such data. The product has been immensely valuable for our growing company. My team uses the database to clean the mailing lists of several clients.

Notion :)

The API variation does its work. It’s a Splunk application, which is a plus since it has made things easier for my team in terms of integration. Take note of the usage limit of 30 requests per second—quite a lot but keep it in mind when customizing the API.

I tried an entire weekend once and it was great. I hope I can do it more often

Becoming even more creative, resilient and motivated.

I tried Reverse IP/DNS Lookup without signing up to see how it works and what other domains share my IP address. And it returned all records! I had to complete some CAPTCHAs to see more results after the 600th domain, but I was able to copy them all.

Hi Anna. Yeah, using an IP geolocation database instead of an API makes sense if you have too many API calls to make or if you prefer not to reveal your queries to an API provider. I’ve been using this IP geolocation data feed https://ip-geolocation.whoisxmlapi.com/database for a while now since it serves the purpose of getting up-to-date geolocation data. I checked and the data feed gets...

For me it's definitely prioritization.

Hi, Anna. I know some people who rely on blacklists to prevent users from signing up using disposable email addresses (DEAs). There are also lists of disposable email domains on GitHub. But these lists (DEA lists and blacklists) can become outdated quickly. As most DEA providers add many new disposable email domains every day, whatever list also has to be manually updated each time new domains...

Twitter, Clubhouse :)

Same here, time spent on page. I also like to track search terms, this provides lots of insights into what users would want to read about.