gitaarik/temporary-email-address-domains

A managed list with direct API access can be found at www.block-disposable-email.com.

Could be helpful for those who are not willing to maintain by themselvs or need to be sure not to have false positives in the list.

qq.com should not be on this list.

@russorat Little late reaction, but I removed it now. Thanks for the info!

Hi,
are 163.com and qq.com actual disposable email providers? I found on some other forums they are not...

Thank you for the helpful list anyway!

@andreacassioli I guess 163.com shouldn't be on there too, removed it.

http://dropmail.me/en/

You can check http://onlineemailvalidation.com/ for email validation and tempmail domain names.

Guys, is this a bright idea? I know it is very late to add negative comment, but collecting this list, any corporate administrator can configure a webhosting server to deny any address on this list. Unless this is what you want, it stops users to have the last bit of privacy on the net without being spammed. Must we create a neo-KGB (CIA / PRISM) controlled world?

sneakemail.com and snkmail.com should not be blocked. We use these addresses so we have control over what mail we get. If a server gets hacked (which seems to be a daily occurrence lately) or sells our address to spammers, we can shut down the address and not worry about the breach. We will still read legitimate email you send us, though.

Users have a right to privacy, by collecting this list and making it public you're making the internet worse.

Please add https://temp-email.info to the list.
thank you :)

Thanks @nasihmu, added it to the list :)