The CIS mail family
Addresses on @mail, @bk, @list, @inbox and @mail.ua, registered from 2020 through 2024 and sold in blocks. Titles name the domain set, and several admit the mailbox already carries mail from an earlier signup.
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Buy alternative email accounts when the provider never earned a page of its own. You get the CIS family of @mail, @bk, @list and @inbox addresses, real gmail.com stock beside Google accounts running on a seller-owned domain, Polish onet.pl mailboxes, German t-online.de boxes going back to 2012, firstmail.ltd on a .com zone and inbox.lv out of Latvia. Sellers price them against each other even though they behave nothing alike. Two fields sort the shelf faster than price does: the network your first login may come from, and whether IMAP and POP3 were left switched on. Read the replacement window too. Here it runs from twelve hours down to five minutes.
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Sort by the address suffix first. It settles which signup forms accept the mailbox, and it splits this page into groups that share almost nothing else.
Addresses on @mail, @bk, @list, @inbox and @mail.ua, registered from 2020 through 2024 and sold in blocks. Titles name the domain set, and several admit the mailbox already carries mail from an earlier signup.
One block carries real gmail.com addresses with the phone stripped after registration. Another carries the same Google account on a domain the seller owns, and says so in the title. Check which of the two you are buying before you compare prices.
Confirmed by SMS, with POP3, SMTP and IMAP switched on and one password covering both webmail and the client. Deep stock here, and the Onet.pl page sells the same provider on its own shelf.
Boxes from 2012 to 2023 that belonged to someone before you. One seller runs them through IMAP and POP3 with web access removed and tells you to point Thunderbird at them.
New addresses with IMAP enabled, written up for Facebook and Instagram signups, and the seller states you may sign in from any IP. The Firstmail page holds the rest of that provider.
Automatic registrations on Latvian IPs with POP3, SMTP and IMAP active, handed over as address and password. Thin stock next to the CIS blocks, and the format is the plainest on the shelf.
Sellers write the network rule into the title, and it outlives the sale. Sign in from somewhere the batch does not expect and the provider challenges you on the first session.
| What the listing states | What it asks of your first session |
|---|---|
| Login only from CIS IP | The seller built the batch on CIS addresses and expects the same from you. CIS email accounts sold on this condition are the cheapest blocks on the shelf and the easiest to lock. |
| Registered on mix IP | Assorted countries at registration, so no single region is expected of you. The looser pick when your routing moves around. |
| Any proxy supported | Stated on part of the Google-domain stock and on the firstmail.ltd lines. The seller built those batches to tolerate a new network the first time you connect. |
| One IP per account, no VPN | One seller rules out VPNs, home connections and free proxies, and asks for mobile or residential routing instead. Treat that as an instruction instead of a description of the batch. |
Three states sit here at overlapping prices. The title says which one you are getting, so read it before the registration year.
Email accounts with IMAP enabled connect to a mail client or a script using the address and password you receive. The onet.pl, inbox.lv and 2024 Slavic-name batches all state it in the title.
A large block of the CIS stock says the protocols were never switched on. Web login email accounts still catch a confirmation code in a browser, and nothing on your side will poll them.
One t-online.de seller runs the reverse arrangement: IMAP and POP3 stay active while web access is gone. You read that mailbox through Thunderbird or you do not read it.
Sellers here advertise the shape of the address itself. It matters as soon as a signup form scores what you type into it.
Built from a first name, a last name and a year: jonas1979@bk, carmen.steverson.75@inbox, maxwellg97@list. Sellers paste sample logins into the description so you can see the pattern before checkout.
Cheaper, and invisible where nothing reads the address. They stand out on a form that expects a person behind it.
Part of the 2024 stock states Slavic first and last names with a gender mix. Other batches state Latin characters. Both put it in the title.
Plenty of CIS titles admit the mailbox may still hold mail from an earlier owner. Clean stock carries its own label and a higher price.
The Google stock verifies by SMS at registration and detaches the number afterwards, leaving room for yours. Most CIS batches never had one, which means nothing to remove and nothing guarding the mailbox.
Stated on some 2024 batches. A confirmation code lands in the inbox instead of a spam folder you cannot see.
The cover period is set per batch and moves further here than anywhere else in the email category. Two listings at one price can be an order of magnitude apart on it.
Twelve hours from delivery is the common setting. A smaller block closes after an hour, a few batches give you five minutes, a handful run seven days, and a rare line runs a year. Read that field before the price and order when you can open the file straight away.
Sellers write buy on trial, no returns, or no warranty, live accounts into the description and hold to it. The used German stock is where you meet this most often. Sample those with a small order before you commit to a block.
Every listing on this category is set to instant delivery as a list file. The number of fields per line is what changes.
Filter in this order. The first two steps remove most of the page.
Decide whether the receiving service needs a CIS domain, a Google address, a Polish mailbox or a German one. Most of the shelf disappears at this step.
Drop anything expecting a network you cannot route through. Price comes after this step.
Take protocol-enabled stock if a client or a script reads the mailbox. Web-only stock catches a signup code and stops there.
Order a small quantity, open it the same day, and buy the block once the sample authorises.
Bulk email accounts here ship as list files running to hundreds of lines. Quantity changes which field bites you.
Some CIS titles reserve the right to rotate the suffix across a block. Take those where a mix suits the job and skip them where one domain has to hold.
One batch ships address and password. The next adds a name, a date of birth and an IMAP password. Read the stated format before you write the import.
Ratings come from buyers who paid for the batch. A dead block on a shelf this busy gets reported inside a day, so read the recent notes, not the running total.
Quick answers about this category. Expand a question to read the full answer.
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