vulcanpioneerjers.org: Disposable Domain on emailfake.com MX

vulcanpioneerjers.org is a disposable email domain. It is on the community list our disposable email checker uses, and its only mail server is emailfake.com, a fake mail generator. What makes it worth a closer look is that the rest of its DNS still reads like an ordinary website. These are the records on 11 November 2026.

vulcanpioneerjers.org at a glance

CheckResult on 11 Nov 2026
On the disposable domains list?Yes, since 16 July 2026 (upstream pull request #1086, commit ec06a73, 12 domains)
MX record1 emailfake.com
Mail server address91.196.52.205 (PP KOM i TEX, Ukraine, AS30886), shared with generator.email
SPFv=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all
Other TXT recordsA Google site-verification token and an afternic-verification token
DMARCNone (_dmarc does not exist)
WebsiteApex A records 198.49.23.144/.145 and 198.185.159.144/.145 (Squarespace, ARIN); no www
Name servers and registrarns-cloud-b1–b4.googledomains.com; registered 16 Nov 2025 at Squarespace Domains, expires 16 Nov 2026

DNS from Cloudflare's DNS-over-HTTPS resolver, network owners from ARIN and Team Cymru, registration dates from the Public Interest Registry's RDAP service, and the listing date from the Git history of the open-source disposable email domains list.

SPF says Google, MX says emailfake.com

Read the TXT records alone and this looks like a small organisation's domain: a Squarespace website, a Google site-verification token, and the SPF line Google Workspace asks its customers to publish. The MX record tells a different story. Mail for any @vulcanpioneerjers.org address goes to emailfake.com, which resolves to 91.196.52.205, the same machine that receives mail for generator.email's domains.

The two records answer different questions. SPF lists the servers allowed to send as a domain. MX says where mail to the domain is delivered. A checker that trusts the SPF include and stops there could file this domain under "Google Workspace". One that reads the MX record sees a fake mail host. Our SPF, DKIM and DMARC checker and email host lookup show both sides for any domain you enter.

The afternic-verification token is a marker from Afternic, a domain marketplace, which asks sellers to prove ownership with a TXT record. It shows the name was tied to a sale listing at some point. It does not say who holds it now. The current registration only dates back to 16 November 2025 and runs out on 16 November 2026, so the domain may simply lapse.

How it got listed

vulcanpioneerjers.org was not reported by hand. It came in on 16 July 2026, 242 days after its current registration, in a 12-domain change titled "Add missing domains from sources". That job reads the public domain pools of several temp mail services; on the day it ran, its source list included generator.email, which shares its server with emailfake.com. Five days later the same job added voryxen.com, a domain registered on 29 December 2025 that also has a single MX record pointing at emailfake.com and nothing else in its DNS.

In our full scan of the list on 10 November 2026, 205 listed domains named emailfake.com as a mail server, and 574 reached the address 91.196.52.205 through one of six host names. Our emailfake.com server page has the history of that group, and 365boxmail.com is a domain on the generator.email side of the same machine.

What to do with @vulcanpioneerjers.org sign-ups

The address can receive mail, but only through a public fake mail inbox that anyone could open. Don't treat it as a contact you can reach later. Whether to refuse it depends on what the account gets: a free newsletter, probably fine; trial credits, worth gating. For the trade-offs, read how sites detect disposable email.

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Questions

Is vulcanpioneerjers.org a disposable email domain?

Yes. It was added to the public disposable-email-domains list on 16 July 2026 by the list's automated job that collects domains from temp mail services, and its MX record points at emailfake.com.

Why does vulcanpioneerjers.org have a Google SPF record?

Its apex TXT record is v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all, the record Google Workspace tells customers to publish. But SPF only lists allowed senders. Incoming mail follows the MX record, and that points at emailfake.com, not at Google.

When does vulcanpioneerjers.org expire?

The .org registry's RDAP service gives a registration date of 16 November 2025 at Squarespace Domains and an expiry of 16 November 2026, unless it is renewed.

Are other domains set up the same way?

voryxen.com, added by the same automated job on 21 July 2026, also has a single MX record pointing at emailfake.com. In our 10 November 2026 scan, 205 listed domains used emailfake.com as a mail server.

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