Fastmail's own domains (fastmail.com, fastmail.fm, etc.) are not catch-all. But Fastmail is popular among technical users who host custom domains, and Fastmail explicitly supports catch-all mailboxes on paid plans. BounceZero detects catch-all at the domain level and applies ML scoring where SMTP gives an accept-all response.
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Fastmail's Standard and Professional plans allow custom domain hosting with catch-all mailbox configuration. This is explicitly documented and widely used - technical users and freelancers commonly configure catch-all on their personal domains hosted on Fastmail to receive all email regardless of which alias is used. When you encounter a custom domain MX-pointing to Fastmail's servers, there is a meaningful chance it is catch-all. BounceZero detects this with a test probe before classifying the address.
Consumer domains (fastmail.com, fastmail.fm, etc.) are not catch-all. But custom domains on Fastmail paid plans frequently enable catch-all. BounceZero detects both cases.
Yes - Fastmail's Standard and Professional plans explicitly support catch-all mailbox configuration on custom domains. Many users enable it.
Typically yes. Fastmail attracts technical, privacy-conscious users. Valid Fastmail addresses tend to be from engaged, intentional users - lower risk than legacy freemail addresses.
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Per-provider answers - SMTP behaviour, detection methods, and how BounceZero handles each
No - gmx.com/net/de all individually verifiable
Depends - consumer no, Yandex 360 custom domains often yes
~20% of M365 business domains have it enabled
~20% of Workspace domains have catch-all configured
What catch-all means, industry prevalence, risk scoring, send vs suppress guide
No - returns 550 for unknown addresses
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