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Is anonaddy.com a disposable email domain?

No: anonaddy.com is a email forwarding relay. Here is what that means for your signup form, with mail-server data checked in Oct 2026.

Privacy relayVetto default: Allowed and tagged

No. anonaddy.com is addy.io (formerly AnonAddy): it forwards to the person's real inbox. Blocking it loses real customers.

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anonaddy.com at a glance

CheckResult
TypePrivacy relay
On the disposable listNo
MX recordsmail2.anonaddy.me, mail.anonaddy.me
Mail operatorNot identified
CheckedOct 2026

Why you should not block anonaddy.com

addy.io (formerly AnonAddy) gives each website its own forwarding address. Mail sent to it reaches the person's real inbox, and they can reply. These users are privacy-conscious, often technical, and buy software at least as often as anyone else.

Many disposable-email lists wrongly include relays. Vetto keeps them out of the block list on purpose, tags them in your log, and still stops true throwaway services.

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Frequently asked questions

Is anonaddy.com a disposable email address?

No. anonaddy.com belongs to addy.io (formerly AnonAddy): each address forwards to the person's real inbox. They read your emails, and many are exactly the privacy-minded customers who pay.

Should I block anonaddy.com?

No. Blocking relays turns away real customers. Vetto allows them and tags them as relays, so you can see them in your log without losing the signup.

Can someone use anonaddy.com to get several free trials?

In theory one person can create several relay addresses. That is rarer than Gmail aliasing and worth handling with per-account limits rather than by blocking the whole relay.

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