Deleting a mailbox or domain in your Maildoso dashboard is a one-way action in almost all cases — once it's gone, the mailbox or domain and its warmup/reputation history are removed and can't be restored from the dashboard yourself. This guide covers how bulk-select works, why it's easy to select more than you meant to, and what to do if a deletion wasn't intentional.

On the Mailboxes and Domains pages, "select all" selects every row matching your current search/filter — not just the rows visible on screen. If a filter from an earlier search is still active, "select all" can catch far more mailboxes or domains than you expect. Before confirming a bulk delete, check the count in the confirmation dialog against the number you actually meant to remove.

A deactivated mailbox (see My mailbox was deactivated) still exists and can usually be reactivated from your dashboard. A deleted mailbox or domain has been removed and doesn't come back the same way — if your dashboard shows something as gone rather than deactivated, that distinction matters for what we can do about it.

Contact support right away with the affected mailbox/domain names and roughly when it happened. Depending on how much time has passed, recovery may be possible — but it isn't guaranteed, so the sooner you reach out, the better the odds. Re-purchasing a deleted domain or re-creating a deleted mailbox is not the same as restoring it: warmup progress and reputation history don't carry over to a newly created one.

Reach out if: you deleted more mailboxes or domains than intended, something disappeared without you deleting it, or you're not sure whether it was deactivated or deleted. Include the affected mailbox/domain names and the approximate time — that's what we need to check whether recovery is possible.