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Mailgun Email Validator · support · 2015-10-29T17:04:00+00:00

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Hi All, Looks like a great plugin i have recently been getting spammed by lots of fake email like below. ojaisexau@gmailzdfsdfds.com The problem is these still seem to validate with your plugin how can i get around this? Thanks https://wordpress.org/plugins/mailgun-email-validator/ Hello, Unfortunately Mailgun’s validation service doesn’t check if an email exists. You can use the following alternative. Create a file inside wp-content/mu-plugins (create this directory if it doesn’t exist) and place the following code: <?php add_filter( 'is_email', 'block_spammer_email' ); function block_spammer_email( $email ) { if ( 'ojaisexau@gmailzdfsdfds.com' == $email ) { return false; } return $email; } Also if you include a simple JavaScript on the comment form most of the spambots will fail. https://github.com/jesinwp/wp-blockspam-js This simple plugin adds JS code to the comment form which is completely transparent to your visitors. This will block 90% of spammers.

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Jesin A 2015-10-29T21:08:00+00:00

Hello, Unfortunately Mailgun’s validation service doesn’t check if an email exists. You can use the following alternative. Create a file inside wp-content/mu-plugins (create this directory if it doesn’t exist) and place the following code: <?php add_filter( 'is_email', 'block_spammer_email' ); function block_spammer_email( $email ) { if ( 'ojaisexau@gmailzdfsdfds.com' == $email ) { return false; } return $email; } Also if you include a simple JavaScript on the comment form most of the spambots will fail. https://github.com/jesinwp/wp-blockspam-js This simple plugin adds JS code to the comment form which is completely transparent to your visitors. This will block 90% of spammers.