mail.wabblywabble.com: 341 Temp Mail Domains on Two Hosts

Updated 13 November 2026 · Volt Ghost team

The server pair at a glance

We resolved the MX record of every domain in our copy of the open-source disposable email domains list through Cloudflare's DNS-over-HTTPS service on 13 November 2026, then read SPF, DMARC, name servers and apex records for the 341 members. Networks come from Team Cymru's IP-to-ASN service, registrations from Verisign's RDAP service, and list dates from the project's public Git history. The count matches our 10 November scan exactly: no domain joined or left the pair in three days.

The temp-mail.org trail

Contributors to the list often say where they found a domain. For this pool, one name keeps coming up. 139 of the 341 domains arrived in changes whose titles name temp-mail.org, such as "more temp-mail.org domains" (24 February 2024, 20 of them still here) and "Add current active temp-mail.org domains" (1 September 2026, 8). Going the other way, we took every domain added since 2022 in a change that names temp-mail.org. Leaving out one 114-domain batch from 22 May 2025 that sits on per-domain mail hosts instead, 135 of those 162 domains now deliver to this pair.

That is a strong pattern, not proof. The DNS never names an operator, and temp-mail.org's own domain uses Cloudflare's mail servers, not these two hosts. So we describe the pool by its servers and treat the temp-mail.org link as what contributors reported. Our checks of 24faw.com, 3dkai.com and imfaya.com show single members up close. Two other members that people search for, hlkes.com and indevgo.com, came in with 3dkai.com on 12 March 2026 in a five-domain change titled "Add five new disposable email domains from temp-mail.org".

How the pool grew

The pool grows a few domains at a time. The 341 names came from 137 separate list changes, and no single change brought in more than 20. Compare that with GPTMail or Tinyhost, where single changes account for 416 and 210 of their domains. There is a second clue in the dates. The host domains were registered on 19 November 2024, but 94 member domains were on the list before that day. Those older domains must have been moved onto this pair later, so an MX record is a snapshot, not a permanent fingerprint.

Our checker isn't fully caught up either. Between 22 October and 4 November 2026 the upstream list added 16 more domains that point at this pair, all in routine "Add missing domains from sources" changes. They arrived after the 16 October copy our tools ship, so an MX check catches them before a name check does.

How to recognise a Wabbly/Wally domain

• Both MX hosts, equal priority. 10 mail.wabblywabble.com and 10 mail.wallywatts.com. We found no listed domain that used only one of them.
• An SPF record that authorises nobody. fd36:7c64:44d0::/48 is a private IPv6 range that can't be reached on the public internet, and the record ends in -all. These domains receive mail and never send it. The host domains use a different private range, fd96:1c8a:43ad::/48, in the same way. Our page on SPF on disposable domains shows how common this pattern is.
• No website and no DMARC. None of the 341 has an apex A record or a _dmarc record.

Other pools look different. Domains run by generator.email, such as 365boxmail.com, name generator.email itself as their mail server. dropmail.me domains such as 10mail.xyz use a host under their own name with a real SPF and DMARC policy. That is why comparing server addresses beats comparing host names, as our guide on how sites detect disposable email explains.

Unlisted lookalikes exist too. 1200b.com and fentaoba.com still pointed at this pair on 13 November 2026 and were on neither our copy nor the upstream list. A rule on the two MX hosts catches them; a name list doesn't.

If these domains show up in your sign-ups

An address on this pair is a short-lived inbox, usually from a free temp mail site. That is not proof of abuse, and using one is legal in most places. If you run a sign-up form, limiting free trials or credits is often fairer than refusing the account outright. The servers sit on two networks, Hetzner and DigitalOcean, so they also show up on our Hetzner and DigitalOcean network pages.

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