When I did an MVP of something similar to this, I encountered the same solution. The only solution really is the following:
- Use a reliable email, e.g. mymail@gmail.
- Encrypt forwarded email and send to mymail@gmail.com. So in this case, spammer@spam.com goes to mymail@gmail.com.
- You then would have another email, realmail@mail.com that would receive email from mymail@gmail.com (you would set up the forward in Google).
- However, mymail@gmail.com would actually send to mailproxy@proxy.com, which would decrypt and forward to realmail@mail.com
TLDR: You need to encrypt the emails, pass through a service that won't be blocked, forward and decrypt to target destination.
When I did an MVP of something similar to this, I encountered the same solution. The only solution really is the following:
- Use a reliable email, e.g. mymail@gmail.
- Encrypt forwarded email and send to mymail@gmail.com. So in this case, spammer@spam.com goes to mymail@gmail.com.
- You then would have another email, realmail@mail.com that would receive email from mymail@gmail.com (you would set up the forward in Google).
- However, mymail@gmail.com would actually send to mailproxy@proxy.com, which would decrypt and forward to realmail@mail.com
TLDR: You need to encrypt the emails, pass through a service that won't be blocked, forward and decrypt to target destination.