Is imfaya.com Disposable? Yes: Temp Mail Domain Since Jan 2026

Updated 11 November 2026 · Volt Ghost team

imfaya.com at a glance

Sources: Cloudflare's DNS-over-HTTPS resolver for the records, Team Cymru's IP-to-ASN service for the networks, Verisign's RDAP service for the registration, and the public Git history of the open-source disposable email domains list for the date it was listed.

Reported on its own, not in a batch

Most listed domains arrive in bulk, dozens or hundreds at a time from a temp mail service's public domain pool. imfaya.com came in alone: a contributor opened a pull request whose only change was this one name, under the title "add imfaya.com emails to blocklist". That usually means someone saw @imfaya.com addresses in their own sign-ups and asked for it to be blocked. It also means the domain was in use for some time before any list caught it.

The domain is older than it looks. It was registered in November 2019, more than six years before it was listed, and the registration was renewed on 11 November 2026. A sign-up filter that scores domains by age would treat it as established. That is why age alone is a weak test, as our guide on how sites detect disposable email explains.

One pair of servers, 341 listed domains

The two MX names, mail.wabblywabble.com and mail.wallywatts.com, are a shared receiving system. In our full MX scan of the 9,894 domains in our list copy on 10 November 2026, 341 listed domains named both of them, always together and at the same priority. Earlier write-ups found the same pair behind 24faw.com and 3dkai.com. Each name resolves to one Hetzner and one DigitalOcean address, which is why this group shows up on both our Hetzner and DigitalOcean network pages.

The SPF record is the other fingerprint. It authorises only fd36:7c64:44d0::/48, an IPv6 unique-local range that is not routable on the public internet, then ends in -all. In plain terms: nobody may send mail as @imfaya.com. Our SPF on disposable domains page counts how common that "authorise nothing" pattern is across the list.

Lookalikes that are not listed

Two other names from our search data, 1200b.com and fentaoba.com, matched imfaya.com record for record on 11 November 2026: the same MX pair, the same private-range SPF record, the same dnsowl.com name servers and the same registrar. Neither was on the upstream list that day. If you only block by name, those addresses get through; if you check where a domain's MX records point, they don't. For a sign-up form, checking the MX host is the cheaper long-term rule because new domains keep being added to this server pair.

If @imfaya.com shows up in your sign-ups

Treat it as a short-lived inbox, not as proof of abuse. Plenty of people use one to keep a newsletter or a one-time code away from their real address, and that is legal in most places (see is disposable email legal?). If the account comes with free credits or a trial, limiting those is usually a better answer than refusing the sign-up. Use the box below to check one more address or domain.

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