Add Catchall AND regular emails in GSA?

jmah

I got the SERemails service and went through their simple tutorial but not sure if I am supposed to place the catchall and the regular emails.

Here is a video explaining:
https://www.loom.com/share/5ac6a9386c0849a486d7cf0f4e7ffd86

Sven

Hi,

that catch all label you can click on will simply change the email (not the login or password) to a macro that can create random emails but in the end will all go to one inbox of that account.

<random>@domain.com <- SER will then e.g. use joe.jack@domain.com when creating an account and still it will find it's home to your email account. This "catch all" setup needs to be done on the server itself, usually you can not buy such accounts and you are the owner of the domain when you can have access to it.

Also note that this "catch all"  is only changing the selected email, not anything else in the list.

jmah

@Sven
Thats a great feature of GSA.

If I bought the service from SERemails and they provide both catchall emails and ability to create regular emails, which ones do I add into GSA?

I was thinking both but not sure. Thank you!

Sven

Normal accounts will do as well.

jmah

Sven said:

Normal accounts will do as well.

Okay, so I can just add in the normal accounts from SERemails and don't need to add catchall ones?

Will the normal emails messages automatically go into the 3 catchall emails they gave me?  Just want to make sure that part works and the accounts are confirmed, emails cleaned, etc.  Thank you @Sven!

AliTab

Hello

First of all, you'd better not use the SERemails service as the guy does not support his customers and does not reply to emails. No new domains are being added to his service, and old domains are spammed. it seems like he has abandoned the service, making it a waste of money and resources. I had been promoting his affiliate program on my website, and honestly, the person in charge did not respond to me, even though I had over $400 in affiliate earnings in my account(I can prove that!).

Also, there have been some other topics around SERemails like 
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/31191/seremails-stay-away-from-seremail-scammers
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/31125/blacklisted-catchall-services-cause-lower-lpm-and-waste-your-link-lists
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/30323/seremails-contact-not-working


I hope that @Sven takes this comment into account and considers removing the SERemails service completely from GSA SER and the forum itself, including the advertisement banners. Because it's not just a waste of money but it also ruins the link-building process as well.


Secondly, it is good to use a mixture of normal accounts and catchall accounts. However, if you have to choose one between the two, it should definitely be catchall accounts.

GSASERnet

Hi,
I believe they have a GSA format in order that, you can only import them and test them, then you are ready to go.

jmah

AliTab said:

Hello

First of all, you'd better not use the SERemails service as the guy does not support his customers and does not reply to emails. No new domains are being added to his service, and old domains are spammed. it seems like he has abandoned the service, making it a waste of money and resources. I had been promoting his affiliate program on my website, and honestly, the person in charge did not respond to me, even though I had over $400 in affiliate earnings in my account(I can prove that!).

Also, there have been some other topics around SERemails like 
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/31191/seremails-stay-away-from-seremail-scammers
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/31125/blacklisted-catchall-services-cause-lower-lpm-and-waste-your-link-lists
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/30323/seremails-contact-not-working


I hope that @Sven takes this comment into account and considers removing the SERemails service completely from GSA SER and the forum itself, including the advertisement banners. Because it's not just a waste of money but it also ruins the link-building process as well.


Secondly, it is good to use a mixture of normal accounts and catchall accounts. However, if you have to choose one between the two, it should definitely be catchall accounts.

Thanks for the info @aliTab
I reached out twice to them and haven't heard back.

Do you use a separate "not import" domain for your email and have GSA create the random email addresses?
Appreciate your advice

GSASERnet

The easy way to import them into GSA, if you get the right format.