dipal.net is not a known disposable email domain
Partially protected — DMARC is monitor-only
dipal.net publishes SPF and DMARC, but the policy is p=none. That asks for reports without asking receivers to do anything, so forged mail is still delivered. Raising the policy to quarantine or reject is what turns it on.
DNS last checked 3 weeks ago.
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Established
dipal.net was registered 3y 3m ago. A domain someone has paid to renew for several years is a weak but real positive signal: throwaway infrastructure is rarely kept alive that long.
Registration data is one signal among several — see also the free SPF record checker and the domain enrichment API.
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