domain report
Is max-mail.org a disposable email?
Yes. max-mail.org is a disposable email domain: a throwaway inbox service.
Disposable inbox — it will stop receiving mail soon.
- category
- disposable
- recommendation
- block
- confidence
- 97%
- Google Workspace: not detected
- Microsoft 365: not detected
Mail setup
- Receives mail
- Yes
- Mail provider
- mailgun
- SPF
- v=spf1 include:mailgun.org ~all
- DMARC policy
- None
| Priority | MX host |
|---|---|
| 10 | mxb.mailgun.org |
| 10 | mxa.mailgun.org |
Workspace
- Google WorkspaceNot detected
- Microsoft 365Not detected
Detected per company domain from public DNS and Microsoft's documented tenant discovery — never per person.
Why this verdict
Confidence 97% · recommendation block under the default b2b policy.
What this means
Addresses at max-mail.org are created in seconds without sign-up and are usually abandoned soon after. They are used to get past email verification, claim free trials more than once or avoid follow-up email. It is on our disposable email domains list.
isBusinessEmail returns category "disposable" and recommends block under every policy (b2b, strict and lenient). max-mail.org receives mail through mxb.mailgun.org, mxa.mailgun.org.
Questions about max-mail.org
Is max-mail.org a disposable email domain?
Yes. max-mail.org is on the isBusinessEmail disposable list, so a check returns category "disposable" and the recommendation "block".
Should I block max-mail.org at sign-up?
For most products, yes: a disposable inbox stops receiving mail soon, so you can't reach the user later. isBusinessEmail recommends block under all three policies.
Can max-mail.org receive email?
max-mail.org receives mail through mxb.mailgun.org, mxa.mailgun.org.
How do I detect addresses like max-mail.org automatically?
Call POST /v1/check with the address or domain. Disposable domains come back with is_disposable: true, from a list merged from open sources and our own detection and updated daily.