Re:Using a catch-all domain is a mistake
by al_borland on Wednesday June 01, 2022 @11:40PM
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The email service Hey (from the makers of Basecamp) has a feature where the first time someone emails you it goes into a screening bucket. You can then approve those senders who are allowed to email you. If you don't approve, you don't see the emails anymore.
I initially signed up for the trail when the service launched. The first or second time I went to check the site/app it wasn't working. I was pretty much done with it at that point. I probably should have given it more of a chance and maybe they worked that out, but at $99/year for email my tolerance for issues is pretty low. They did (I suppose still do) have a lot of neat ideas around email though.
Re:Using a catch-all domain is a mistake
by Dyac on Thursday June 02, 2022 @06:38AM
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I effectively do this manually in Thunderbird. I have a saved search folder I treat as my "actual inbox" and I only add email addresses I want to receive mail from to the filter rule list.
I initially signed up for the trail when the service launched. The first or second time I went to check the site/app it wasn't working. I was pretty much done with it at that point. I probably should have given it more of a chance and maybe they worked that out, but at $99/year for email my tolerance for issues is pretty low. They did (I suppose still do) have a lot of neat ideas around email though.