tempmaildetector

The Temp Mail Detector WordPress Plugin is a privacy-first temporary email prevention plugin which helps stop disposable emails from being able to sign up or comment on your website. With built-in WooCommerce support, you can also protect your store from fraudulent orders and registrations using disposable email addresses.
By combining the ability to use your own custom blocklist alongside the optional Temp Mail Detector database, you can choose which email providers are allowed or not allowed to use your website.
<h3>What’s available</h3>
This plugin offers multiple options: 
* Blocklist – You can enter your own list of domains to block. 
* Protect comments – Choose if you would like the plugin to mark comments as spam. 
* Protect WooCommerce – Block temporary emails during WooCommerce checkout, customer registration, and account updates. 
* Plus emails – Block emails which have a <code>+</code> in the user part. 
* Multiple dots – Block emails with multiple dots in the user part (e.g., first.middle.last@example.com). 
* External check – This makes use of the live Temp Mail Detector database for real-time checks.
To check against the Temp Mail Detector database, you will need to <a href="https://tempmaildetector.com" rel="nofollow ugc">register for a free API key</a>. 
Each API key gets 200 lookups each month, which reset on the first of the month.
<h3>Where Temp Mail Detector Protects Your Site</h3>
Temp Mail Detector automatically blocks disposable email addresses in these common situations:
WordPress Protection: 
* Someone creates a new user account → Signup is rejected 
* Someone leaves a comment → Comments are automatically marked as spam 
* A user updates their account email → Changes are blocked
WooCommerce Protection: 
* A new customer registers → Account creation is blocked 
* A customer makes a purchase → Order is blocked 
* A customer updates their account email → Email changes are prevented 
* Customers use the checkout form → Checkout is blocked
<h3>External services</h3>
If external checks are enabled via the use of an API key, when checking if an email is temporary or not through the Temp Mail Detector API, only the website address of the email is sent to be analysed. Your users’ email addresses are never transmitted or shared with anyone.
If an email is <code>user@website.com</code>, this plugin will only send <code>website.com</code> to be analysed. By never sharing your users’ emails, you can both check if an email is disposable while also maintaining your users’ privacy.
<h3>Terms of Service / Privacy Policy</h3>
Please make yourselves familiar with our terms of service and privacy policy, which can be found here:
<a href="https://tempmaildetector.com/terms-of-service" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a>
<a href="https://tempmaildetector.com/privacy-policy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>

Temp Mail Detector – Block Temporary Emails

Detect and block temporary emails from registering on your website using the Temp Mail Detector plugin.

IsTempMail

This plugin will verify every email address submitted by users. 
It’ll automatically detect and block disposable, temporary email addresses. 
It’ll give a nice warning message when users are signing up, logging in, 
or changing email to a temporary email.
The plugin checks the domain name using a service named 
<a href="https://www.istempmail.com/?ref=wp" rel="nofollow ugc">IsTempMail</a>. 
If a domain name is blocked, it will be stored into a local blacklist. 
You can also manage your own local whitelist and blacklist to allow or 
disallow certain domains.
The plugin integrates with the WordPress built-in function <code>is_email()</code>. 
It works seamlessly with other plugins including WooCommerce, 
Contact Form 7, Gravity Form, Jetpack/Grunion contact forms, Kadence Blocks Forms as well as 
other formbuilders and ecommerce plugins and WordPress’ own registration form.

Block Temporary Email

This plugin stops users from giving you disposable or fake email addresses when signing up. This helps reduce spam and fraud.

Temp Mail Detector – Block Temporary Emails vs Block Temporary Email