Oct
14
2007
BIG List of Disposable (Temporary) email services.
Posted by Bucky in Tips & Tricks, technobabble
One of the best tricks to stop spam e-mail from reaching your inbox is by creating a disposable e-mail address. I’ve used a Gmail account for spam for a long time, but recently, many services have popped up which serve exclusively to route spam to. Some of these services provide RSS feeds of e-mail, others let you forward e-mail to your real account. Some require registration, some don’t. See what works best for you,
- 10minutemail.com
- disposeamail.com
- dontreg.com
- e4ward.com
- guerrillamail.com
- inbox2.info
- jetable.com
- kasmail.com
- killmail.net
- maileater.com
- mailexpire.com
- mailinator.com
- mailmoat.com
- mytrashmail.com
- netmails.net
- noclickemail.com
- nullbox.info
- pookmail.com
- shortmail.net
- sneakemail.com
- spambob.com
- spambob.org
- spambox.info
- spambox.org
- spambox.us
- spamex.com
- spamfree24.net
- spamfree24.org
- spamgourmet.com
- spamhole.com
- spammotel.com
- tempinbox.com
- temporaryforwarding.com
- temporaryinbox.com
- trashmail.net
- xemaps.com
- yopmail.com
I personally recommend Gmail. It has a great spam filter, and a ton of features. Here is a great signature generator if you have gmail. The sigs it produces are very pleasant.
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i use http://www.spaml.com as my primary disposable email service.
I’m a gmail user myself and they have the best spam filter I’ve seen. It always seems to get it right - allows the messages I want to get through but throws all the junk spam into the right folder. You’ve got a great list of resources there!
What a great idea. I had no clue such servies existed.
Oh yea, and lots of ‘em.
They come in handy quite often.
Very handy and brilliant - adding this to next week’s weekly wrap up.
I’m reading you via the Bumpzee Do Follow community, just so you know.
Cheers!
Snoskred
I use http://www.selfdestructingmail.com — They offer temporary email addresses that last for 30 minutes with the option to subscribe to a RSS feed for that disposable email alias. You can reply to emails as well.