A unique address for every company. When the first piece of spam arrives, we don't just block it. We name the source.
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adtech-partners.io attempted delivery to an address generated exclusively for netflix.com. The origin is logged and the alias flagged for revocation. Total transparency achieved.
Signing up for Netflix? Make netflix.k3x9@whosold.me. No apps needed, just type it in manually.
Standard SMTP with advanced ARC sealing. We act as a high-security relay that validates every cryptographic handshake before it reaches your real inbox.
Unrecognized senders trip the alarm. We cross-reference history to pinpoint exactly who betrayed you. Kill the link with a single click.
Our system intercepted a message from an unauthorized sender reaching your protected alias.
This unique address was never authorized for use outside of netflix.com. Access has been restricted.
Instant push and encrypted email notifications the second an unauthorized handshake is attempted.
Lock down each alias to specific cryptographic domains. Only the authorized company ever touches your inbox.
Instantly deactivate any address. Any further mail sent to it is dropped at the edge, permanently.
Bring your own domain and keep professional control with our high-security SMTP infrastructure.
We don't store body content. We only inspect envelope metadata to protect your privacy architecture.
No 'Sign in with Google.' We operate entirely via the robust, decentralized SMTP protocol.
Join the vanguard of digital privacy. Early adopters keep a lifetime infrastructure tier.
Each alias is bound to exactly one company. If a message ever arrives from any other sender, that sender is by definition using an address only that one company ever had. We log it and name them.
During the beta, whosold.me is receive-only: mail forwards to your real inbox and you reply from there. Reply-masking is on the roadmap.
No. We relay over standard SMTP in milliseconds. Mail lands in your inbox as fast as any forward, ARC-sealed so it passes authentication.
The sender, the subject, and the time. Never the message body, never attachments. Nothing to sell, nothing to breach.
Invite-only during the beta. Drop your inbox and we'll admit you in the next batch.