Recently they sent an offer to sell the base of addresses of my
workplace (I, of course,
refused to sell). And on microhabra read that not only
sent me
like . That is, most likely, the proposal was sent to new services, which have already gained their users. But someone may have agreed.
In this regard, I had the following idea, which will allow to kill two birds with one stone:
1. Identify sites that merge their bases
2. To provide reliable sites with something like a “certificate of reliability”
The idea is actually simple: we create unique addresses for each site, for example: bob123@example.com and register it on the test site. Then this business can be automated, store the database (the site is a registered email). As soon as spam came to the box, everything is clear. If the box is empty - the site is reliable.
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For users, you can create a simple website where you can go and check the URL. Then you can create a plugin for ff, opera, etc. I went to the site, in the corner a green check mark - yeah, you can curse. Red - close the window :)
Perhaps the idea is not new, but I don’t remember a similar implementation.
UPD: moved to "Spam (and antispam)"