smrtly.net

smrtly.net is a disposable email domain

Trust score
0/100

Low-trust domain

Classification
Disposable

In our disposable list

Mail handled by
Simplelogin

disposable

Domain age
5y 12m

registered Aug 2020

MX records
2

this domain can receive mail

Trust score for smrtly.net

A 0-100 read on whether the domain behind an address is a real, established one. Every domain starts at 50; the signals below are what moved it.

0 /100 Low-trust domain

Multiple throwaway-mail signals — messages here rarely reach a real person.

0-30
31-60
61-80
81-100

Signals we found

Known disposable provider -60
Mail handled by known disposable infrastructure -30
Live website found +10

Bars run left for signals that lower the score and right for signals that raise it, scaled to the largest one on this page.

SPF, DMARC and email authentication for smrtly.net

Protected against spoofing. smrtly.net publishes both an SPF record and a DMARC policy of p=quarantine, so mailbox providers are told to quarantine mail that forges this domain.
SPF record

Lists the servers allowed to send mail as this domain.

Present
DMARC record

Tells receivers what to do with mail that fails authentication.

Present
DMARC policy

Forged mail is sent to spam.

p=quarantine
MX records

Whether the domain is set up to receive mail at all.

2 found

Check another domain with the free MX record lookup or the catch-all domain checker.

DNS records and mail servers for smrtly.net

Where smrtly.net routes its mail, where its website resolves, and which nameservers answer for it. Stored from our last lookup, not fetched on page load.
Type Prio Value
A 15.197.225.128
MX 10 mx1.simplelogin.co
MX 20 mx2.simplelogin.co
NS ns29.domaincontrol.com
NS ns30.domaincontrol.com

DNS last checked 3 weeks ago.

Mail for smrtly.net is handled by Simplelogin, which we classify as disposable. We have recorded 274 domain(s) behind it.

Domain age and registration for smrtly.net

Long-established. smrtly.net was registered 5y 12m ago. Sustained registration over that span is one of the more durable trust signals available for a domain — it cannot be faked retroactively, only bought.

Age

5y 12m

Older than

57%

of the domains we profile

Registered

Expires

Registrar
GoDaddy.com, LLC

The company the domain is registered through.

Registration data is one signal among several. See also the free SPF record checker and the domain enrichment API.

Website and company behind smrtly.net

What earlier enrichment banked about the organisation running this domain. To fetch it fresh, run the enrichment tool.

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What this check returns
Whether DNS resolves and mail servers exist
Every MX host, in priority order
The email host behind them
Domain age, SPF and DMARC status

Frequently Asked Questions

A disposable email domain provides temporary, throwaway addresses that expire or are abandoned shortly after use. People use them to sign up for something without handing over a real inbox, which is why they cluster around free trials, promotions and one-off downloads.
Yes. smrtly.net is classified as a disposable email domain in our database, based on the mail infrastructure behind it and the classification signals listed on this page.
They inflate signup numbers without producing users, distort activation and retention metrics, enable repeat free-trial abuse, and bounce later when the address expires — which damages your sender reputation.
smrtly.net was first registered on 28 August 2020, which makes it 5y 12m old, older than 57% of the domains in our catalogue. Registration dates come from the domain's WHOIS/RDAP record.
Age is a cost signal. Setting up throwaway infrastructure is cheap, but waiting years is not, so domains registered in the last few weeks are heavily over-represented in disposable signups, phishing and short-lived spam runs. It works in one direction only: a new domain is a reason to look closer, while an old domain is a weak positive rather than a guarantee — expired domains get bought and repurposed precisely because their age looks reassuring.
Call the MailRook API from your signup form and check the address before you create the account. You get the same classification and trust score you see on this page, in a single request, and you can decide whether to allow, challenge or block.

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