
Spam Traps: Pristine, Recycled, and How Clean Senders Still Hit Them
Spam traps are addresses that never belonged on your list. The types, who operates them, how they end up in your database, and the hygiene that keeps them out.
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Spam traps are addresses that never belonged on your list. The types, who operates them, how they end up in your database, and the hygiene that keeps them out.

Double opt-in cuts sign-up volume by 20–30%. Here is why the deliverability and list quality trade-off almost always favours confirmation anyway.

Attackers use unprotected signup forms to bury a victim's inbox in confirmation mail. How the attack works, why your domain absorbs the damage, and how to close the door.