A well-known result of Mazur and Orlicz states that a matrix method strictly stronger than convergence sums not only bounded sequences but unbounded sequences. We consider the question of whether a matrix method strictly stronger than convergence will also sum a sequence with series terms (differences) constituting an unbounded sequence. This is equivalent to the series to sequence convergence domain of the matrix containing an unbounded sequence. A simple criterion is given showing in many cases the answer is positive. Counterexamples of three types are considered; triangles that are not perfect, perfect row finite matrices, and perfect triangles.