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one other thing i would suggest is to set up a catch-all email for the domain and see what gets sent to it, sometimes you can access accounts associated with the domain, socials etc


I have an interesting 3-letter.net

I set up a catch-all for personal use and wasn't expecting to get flooded with emails.

I was getting business emails, people trying to send money by Zelle, etc.

I was kind of hoping to get something good that I could take action on in the market, so I left it on for a little bit, but then I felt bad that people's emails were not getting answered (at least bouncing), so I turned off the catch-all. Oh well.


I do that and get the occasional account signup. I also ban addresses that fet sent spam, which happens more than the account signups.




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