One-time email address. Temporary mail and disposable email addresses without registration, as well as free anonymous mailboxes
A temporary or one-time mailbox is an email address intended for one-time use. Another advantage is that no registration is required.
Why do you need a temporary email? An active Internet user often has to register on some resource just to gain access to information, download a file or leave a comment. In these cases, you are required to provide your E-mail address. But this is not always advisable, because the mailbox address can be used for spam mailing or simply hacked, with subsequent unpleasant consequences - most often the theft of confidential data. Of course, you can create a separate mailbox, but again, you will need to register and spend time on it.
In this situation, using temporary mail helps and your main mailbox will remain safe and will not be exposed.
It is worth saying that you should not use temporary mailboxes on those sites that you plan to constantly use and receive important information from there.
There are quite a lot of similar resources on the Internet that allocate a mailbox for a while. The validity period of the box can be from several days to several minutes, with the possibility of extension.
Temp-Mail.org– when switching to the service, a temporary email address is automatically generated.
The ability to send emails is not provided and is not planned due to the high risk of spam, as stated in the site description. You can delete your mailbox yourself at any time using a special button on the main page. Messages and data stored on the service are deleted after 1 hour. The lifetime of the box itself is not limited. Attachments in letters can be downloaded. Russian interface is present. The service also has nice additions in the form of browser plugins and mobile applications.
10 Minute Mail– a popular service of disposable E-mail addresses.
It has a Russian interface and provides a mailbox for ten minutes. If desired, the time can be extended. Upon expiration, the temporary E-mail will self-destruct. The advantage of this service is that it is very easy to use; it allows you not only to receive letters, but also to respond to them. There is a countdown timer showing the time until the mailbox self-destructs.
Yopmail– a service of disposable email addresses with a Russian interface.
Temporary email addresses of your choice are instantly created. Messages are stored for eight days. Sending emails from this service is prohibited.
Discard.Email– a service of disposable email addresses that allows you to choose any name and domain of an email address.
The service is foreign with the ability to support the Russian language. Sending emails from this service is permitted. Mail is stored for up to 30 days.
Crazymailing– a free service for creating temporary email addresses.
When you go to the site, an email address is automatically generated, which is valid for 10 minutes with the possibility of extension. It is possible to write and send letters. Russian language is supported.
P.S. There are many such services on the Internet. The sites presented in the article are very easy to use, and most importantly, they support the Russian language. But you can find other similar services on the network, with more advanced functions.
Sometimes we all need an inbox for “five minutes.” Register on a forum, or some website, only to download some necessary program, or for a “one-time” correspondence with a person who does not want to share his main email.
In such cases, temporary email services come in handy. They can be used without fear that your main email address will be exposed in spammer databases or used for commercial mailings. Disposable mail can be used in other cases, for example, to send anonymous letters.
All the services discussed below operate using the HTTPS protocol and most have a Russian interface. If one of them does not work, use the next one.
Attention! Do not use temporary email to receive important emails containing personal data or information that could be used to access resources you value. Basically, mailboxes created in such services are public and can be viewed by anyone.
Tempr.email
Tempr.email is an advanced temporary mail service that provides the user with many useful features. You can use a random email address or set your own by choosing one of several dozen domains. For some domains it is possible to use a password.
Mail on each of the created mailboxes is stored for 30 days. Users have the ability to receive letters in text and HTML formats with attachments (up to 10 MB), write and respond to letters, print and save letters, manage their spam list, use a direct link to access their mailbox, and view letters in RSS or ATOM feed.
Among the advanced features, we should mention the ability to use your own domain for mailboxes. In this case, you can choose whether you want to make this domain public or private.
GuerillaMail
This temporary mail service creates for you, when you visit its website, a mailbox, the letters from which are deleted an hour after receipt. The mailbox itself does not have an expiration date, but if desired, you can quickly delete it or create a new one. By default, the email name is generated automatically, but it can be changed by the user. It is also possible to choose one of the available 11 domains if one is blocked on the site on which you plan to use mail.
The service understands HTML perfectly and accepts emails with attachments. GuerillaMail also allows you to send letters and attach files up to 150 MB in size. In addition to the web version, this service has applications for Android (with somewhat reduced capabilities) and an extension for the Chrome browser.
TempMail
When you first visit the site, an E-Mail will be created for you. If for some reason you are not satisfied with it, you can change it using the name you came up with and one of the 10 proposed domains.
You can use TempMail indefinitely. It will be valid until you delete it. The only thing is that received letters are destroyed after 60 minutes. There is no option to send emails.
In addition to the online service, TempMail offers its users extensions for Chrome, Opera and Firefox browsers, as well as applications for Android and iOS. The interface of this temporary mail service has been translated into many languages (including Russian and Ukrainian).
DropMail
As with many other temporary mail services, a DropMail mailbox is created immediately when you visit the service’s web page. With the click of one button, you can create additional addresses with one of six available domains or “multiply” an existing address using a template. Each temporary address is unique and is issued only once.
The service provides the ability to configure the forwarding of letters from a temporary mailbox to a permanent one. You can also enable notifications of new emails using browser pop-ups. To save letters on your computer, you can download them all as an archive or download them individually.
Unlike other similar services, a mailbox on DropMail is provided without any time restrictions. It will exist until the page is refreshed. If you need access to previously created mailboxes, use the “Restoring Access” section, but remember that this way you can only restore email addresses, but not the letters themselves.
The DropMail interface is available in Russian and Ukrainian, displays Cyrillic correctly and works with attached files. But it is impossible to send letters from it.
Moakt
Moakt is a temporary email with a simple and intuitive interface. It is possible to specify the address yourself or use a random one. Mailboxes are public - anyone who enters the same address can view its contents.
All information about the mailbox is deleted an hour after receiving it, but its lifetime can be extended. Among the advantages is the ability to send letters and receive attached files.
Mailsac
Mailsac's disposable email service allows you to create a temporary address with the name you specify. In this case, you can use a public (accessible to anyone) or private (registration required) mailbox.
Without registration, you are only allowed to receive and read letters. After registration, users have the opportunity to create an unlimited number of addresses, save letters, and access via POP3 and SMTP.
Temp Mail Address
An email address consisting of a randomly generated first and last name is created in this service immediately upon entering its home page. By default, you can use it for 60 minutes, but you can set it to a different time – up to two weeks. You can delete the address (a new one is immediately created) or create your own.
A nice little thing - Temp Mail Address immediately offers you a randomly generated password and avatar for use on the site where you are going to register using this temporary mail.
10 Minute Mail
When you enter the website of this service, you will immediately be allocated a temporary randomly generated eMail address. There is no option to set your own or change your email address.
Any letter sent to this address will appear on the 10 Minute Mail page. You will be able to read and answer it. By default, the mailbox will self-destruct after 10 minutes. You can increase its lifespan with a special button, each click of which resets the counter to 10 minutes.
10 Minute Mail allows the use of HTML, but does not accept emails with attachments. It is possible to reply to letters and forward them. The service has been translated into many languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.
NADA
NADA is a service that provides its users with a “permanent temporary” email account. It will be active as long as the domain on which it is hosted is active. With NADA, you can create multiple aliases and domain combinations for your email, and after using them, delete them if necessary. For this purpose, the service provides 10 domains.
From time to time, developers drop domain names that are too familiar and replace them with others. At the same time, a month before such an event, they inform users about this so that they can transfer their mailbox to another domain without haste.
Despite the durability of the mailbox, individual messages are stored in it for only 7 days, which, however, is much longer than on some other similar services.
Unfortunately, you cannot send emails using NADA, nor can you receive files attached to incoming emails. Another disadvantage is that anyone who enters their name can gain access to a particular mailbox. After all, it is impossible to password protect “your” email here. Among the advantages is the presence of an extension for the Chrome browser.
Crazy Mailing
The CrazyMailing service provides a temporary mailbox for 10 minutes. Just go to his page and you will receive a randomly generated email address (you cannot choose the email name yourself). If the default time is not enough, you can extend its lifetime by pressing the “+10 min.” button the required number of times. In this case, the maximum period of activity of the box is limited to 30 days.
CrazyMailing allows you to accept emails with attachments and displays the Cyrillic alphabet correctly. The website interface has been translated into many languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.
To provide greater ease of use of the service, developers offer extensions for Chrome and Firefox browsers that make it easy to create and use CrazyMailing. Unfortunately, at the time of writing, the extension for Firefox is outdated and cannot be installed on the latest versions of this browser.
After authorization using social networks, the Crazymailing user receives additional features - sending mail with attachments up to 10 MB, forwarding incoming letters to the main mail, generating up to 10 additional addresses, a button to increase the service life of the mailbox “+30 min.” etc.
My Temp Mail
My Temp Mail is a simple and convenient temporary email service. Go to the main page of this site, click the “Start Here” button and you will be redirected to view the incoming letters of the newly created address. Click, if necessary, on the “New Inbox” button and you will create another address.
Among the useful features of this service are the ability to send letters, the ability to link your own mailbox domain, automatic opening of links in received letters, and notifications about the receipt of letters. Disadvantages - only English version of the interface.
AirMail
Go to the AirMail website and click on the “Get temporary mailbox” button so that the service will generate a unique email address for you and move you to the “Inbox” page. Here you can copy the newly created address, replace it with another one and view the received letters. Like most similar sites, AirMail does not have the ability to send emails, does not support forwarding, and does not allow you to receive attached files.
You can access your mailbox on this service using a unique link, so you can leave the page (after saving it in your bookmarks) and return to it later. But you should remember that AirMail deletes letters and magazines every 24 hours.
Tempail
Tempail provides everyone with an e-mail address that will be destroyed after 1 hour. To receive it, you just need to go to the main page of the site.
There are few available options in this service. You can use the QR code to access the page from a mobile device and delete the mailbox (a new one will be generated immediately). The service has been somehow translated into Russian and Ukrainian.
MailForSpam
As the name suggests, the MailForSpam service is designed to receive spam. Messages are stored on it for a limited time and are deleted as needed in free space on the server (this can happen several times a day or once a month).
Logging into your mailbox on MailForSpam is easy. You just need to enter the address in the form on the main page and click the “Login” button. There is no option to send emails or receive attached files.
Flashbox
Flashbox is a simple Swedish service that provides basic capabilities for creating and using a temporary email address. Just enter the desired address or use one created by chance and go to your inbox.
Letters from the mailbox (which holds 200 letters) are deleted 30 days after the last message was received. There is no option to receive attachments or send emails. Since all created mailboxes are password-free, be careful not to use this mailbox for important correspondence.
Mailinator
When you enter the main Mailinator page, you are immediately prompted to create a name for your temporary mail. Just enter it in the form and click the “GO!” button, after which you will be taken to the web interface of the newly created mailbox. Subsequently, you can check mail coming to this address simply by entering his name in the appropriate field. Of course, there is no need to talk about any privacy here. The lifetime of letters is several hours.
The free version of Mailinator only works to receive emails. The service understands HTML markup and the Russian language, but does not accept attachments (they are simply removed from emails). The paid version of this service has great capabilities (saving emails, forwarding, chat, API access, private domain...).
EmailOnDeck
You can create a temporary email on the EmailOnDeck service in two clicks - the first is to pass the captcha, the second is to receive an automatically generated email address. You cannot change the name of this address or add additional addresses to your mailbox in this service. There is also no ability to send letters and receive files attached to letters, but there is the ability to restore access to the mailbox using a previously saved token. The interface has, among others, Russian.
The EmailOnDeck developers do not set any lifetime for the temporary address. What is known is that it “must be valid for more than an hour.” If you close your browser or clear your cookies, you will lose access to it sooner.
In addition to free functionality, this service also has paid features - custom mailbox names, saving addresses, exclusive domains, secure deletion of logs, private letters, etc.
TempMail
TempMail is another public temporary mail service. This means that if two or more people choose the same name for a mailing address, they will use the same mailbox. And they will be able to read all the letters coming to him. According to the creators of the service, they do not save any information and delete the mail after two hours. The advantage of the service is the ability to receive attachments up to 30 MB.
In addition to the temporary mail service, TempMail also provides the ability to use toll-free phone numbers to receive SMS.
HarakiriMail
The service with the self-explanatory name HarakiriMail destroys letters received at the address you entered 24 hours after they were received. You won't be able to set a password for your mailbox here. You can't send emails, just like you can't receive attachments. Pros: Availability of an application for iOS and extensions for popular browsers.
Mailgutter
Mailgutter, like the other sites on this list, allows you to get a free temporary email address. You can choose between an automatically generated address, or enter one yourself. A password is not set for the mailbox, so anyone who enters the address in the form on the main page of the service can view the letters in it.
Sometimes we all need an inbox for “five minutes.” Register on a forum, or some website, only to download some necessary program, or for a “one-time” correspondence with a person who does not want to share his main email.
In such cases, temporary email services come in handy. They can be used without fear that your main email address will be exposed in spammer databases or used for commercial mailings. Disposable mail can be used in other cases, for example, to send anonymous letters.
All the services discussed below operate using the HTTPS protocol and most have a Russian interface. If one of them does not work, use the next one.
Attention! Do not use temporary email to receive important emails containing personal data or information that could be used to access resources you value. Basically, mailboxes created in such services are public and can be viewed by anyone.
Tempr.email
Tempr.email is an advanced temporary mail service that provides the user with many useful features. You can use a random email address or set your own by choosing one of several dozen domains. For some domains it is possible to use a password.
Mail on each of the created mailboxes is stored for 30 days. Users have the ability to receive letters in text and HTML formats with attachments (up to 10 MB), write and respond to letters, print and save letters, manage their spam list, use a direct link to access their mailbox, and view letters in RSS or ATOM feed.
Among the advanced features, we should mention the ability to use your own domain for mailboxes. In this case, you can choose whether you want to make this domain public or private.
GuerillaMail
This temporary mail service creates for you, when you visit its website, a mailbox, the letters from which are deleted an hour after receipt. The mailbox itself does not have an expiration date, but if desired, you can quickly delete it or create a new one. By default, the email name is generated automatically, but it can be changed by the user. It is also possible to choose one of the available 11 domains if one is blocked on the site on which you plan to use mail.
The service understands HTML perfectly and accepts emails with attachments. GuerillaMail also allows you to send letters and attach files up to 150 MB in size. In addition to the web version, this service has applications for Android (with somewhat reduced capabilities) and an extension for the Chrome browser.
TempMail
When you first visit the site, an E-Mail will be created for you. If for some reason you are not satisfied with it, you can change it using the name you came up with and one of the 10 proposed domains.
You can use TempMail indefinitely. It will be valid until you delete it. The only thing is that received letters are destroyed after 60 minutes. There is no option to send emails.
In addition to the online service, TempMail offers its users extensions for Chrome, Opera and Firefox browsers, as well as applications for Android and iOS. The interface of this temporary mail service has been translated into many languages (including Russian and Ukrainian).
DropMail
As with many other temporary mail services, a DropMail mailbox is created immediately when you visit the service’s web page. With the click of one button, you can create additional addresses with one of six available domains or “multiply” an existing address using a template. Each temporary address is unique and is issued only once.
The service provides the ability to configure the forwarding of letters from a temporary mailbox to a permanent one. You can also enable notifications of new emails using browser pop-ups. To save letters on your computer, you can download them all as an archive or download them individually.
Unlike other similar services, a mailbox on DropMail is provided without any time restrictions. It will exist until the page is refreshed. If you need access to previously created mailboxes, use the “Restoring Access” section, but remember that this way you can only restore email addresses, but not the letters themselves.
The DropMail interface is available in Russian and Ukrainian, displays Cyrillic correctly and works with attached files. But it is impossible to send letters from it.
Moakt
Moakt is a temporary email with a simple and intuitive interface. It is possible to specify the address yourself or use a random one. Mailboxes are public - anyone who enters the same address can view its contents.
All information about the mailbox is deleted an hour after receiving it, but its lifetime can be extended. Among the advantages is the ability to send letters and receive attached files.
Mailsac
Mailsac's disposable email service allows you to create a temporary address with the name you specify. In this case, you can use a public (accessible to anyone) or private (registration required) mailbox.
Without registration, you are only allowed to receive and read letters. After registration, users have the opportunity to create an unlimited number of addresses, save letters, and access via POP3 and SMTP.
Temp Mail Address
An email address consisting of a randomly generated first and last name is created in this service immediately upon entering its home page. By default, you can use it for 60 minutes, but you can set it to a different time – up to two weeks. You can delete the address (a new one is immediately created) or create your own.
A nice little thing - Temp Mail Address immediately offers you a randomly generated password and avatar for use on the site where you are going to register using this temporary mail.
10 Minute Mail
When you enter the website of this service, you will immediately be allocated a temporary randomly generated eMail address. There is no option to set your own or change your email address.
Any letter sent to this address will appear on the 10 Minute Mail page. You will be able to read and answer it. By default, the mailbox will self-destruct after 10 minutes. You can increase its lifespan with a special button, each click of which resets the counter to 10 minutes.
10 Minute Mail allows the use of HTML, but does not accept emails with attachments. It is possible to reply to letters and forward them. The service has been translated into many languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.
NADA
NADA is a service that provides its users with a “permanent temporary” email account. It will be active as long as the domain on which it is hosted is active. With NADA, you can create multiple aliases and domain combinations for your email, and after using them, delete them if necessary. For this purpose, the service provides 10 domains.
From time to time, developers drop domain names that are too familiar and replace them with others. At the same time, a month before such an event, they inform users about this so that they can transfer their mailbox to another domain without haste.
Despite the durability of the mailbox, individual messages are stored in it for only 7 days, which, however, is much longer than on some other similar services.
Unfortunately, you cannot send emails using NADA, nor can you receive files attached to incoming emails. Another disadvantage is that anyone who enters their name can gain access to a particular mailbox. After all, it is impossible to password protect “your” email here. Among the advantages is the presence of an extension for the Chrome browser.
Crazy Mailing
The CrazyMailing service provides a temporary mailbox for 10 minutes. Just go to his page and you will receive a randomly generated email address (you cannot choose the email name yourself). If the default time is not enough, you can extend its lifetime by pressing the “+10 min.” button the required number of times. In this case, the maximum period of activity of the box is limited to 30 days.
CrazyMailing allows you to accept emails with attachments and displays the Cyrillic alphabet correctly. The website interface has been translated into many languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.
To provide greater ease of use of the service, developers offer extensions for Chrome and Firefox browsers that make it easy to create and use CrazyMailing. Unfortunately, at the time of writing, the extension for Firefox is outdated and cannot be installed on the latest versions of this browser.
After authorization using social networks, the Crazymailing user receives additional features - sending mail with attachments up to 10 MB, forwarding incoming letters to the main mail, generating up to 10 additional addresses, a button to increase the service life of the mailbox “+30 min.” etc.
My Temp Mail
My Temp Mail is a simple and convenient temporary email service. Go to the main page of this site, click the “Start Here” button and you will be redirected to view the incoming letters of the newly created address. Click, if necessary, on the “New Inbox” button and you will create another address.
Among the useful features of this service are the ability to send letters, the ability to link your own mailbox domain, automatic opening of links in received letters, and notifications about the receipt of letters. Disadvantages - only English version of the interface.
AirMail
Go to the AirMail website and click on the “Get temporary mailbox” button so that the service will generate a unique email address for you and move you to the “Inbox” page. Here you can copy the newly created address, replace it with another one and view the received letters. Like most similar sites, AirMail does not have the ability to send emails, does not support forwarding, and does not allow you to receive attached files.
You can access your mailbox on this service using a unique link, so you can leave the page (after saving it in your bookmarks) and return to it later. But you should remember that AirMail deletes letters and magazines every 24 hours.
Tempail
Tempail provides everyone with an e-mail address that will be destroyed after 1 hour. To receive it, you just need to go to the main page of the site.
There are few available options in this service. You can use the QR code to access the page from a mobile device and delete the mailbox (a new one will be generated immediately). The service has been somehow translated into Russian and Ukrainian.
MailForSpam
As the name suggests, the MailForSpam service is designed to receive spam. Messages are stored on it for a limited time and are deleted as needed in free space on the server (this can happen several times a day or once a month).
Logging into your mailbox on MailForSpam is easy. You just need to enter the address in the form on the main page and click the “Login” button. There is no option to send emails or receive attached files.
Flashbox
Flashbox is a simple Swedish service that provides basic capabilities for creating and using a temporary email address. Just enter the desired address or use one created by chance and go to your inbox.
Letters from the mailbox (which holds 200 letters) are deleted 30 days after the last message was received. There is no option to receive attachments or send emails. Since all created mailboxes are password-free, be careful not to use this mailbox for important correspondence.
Mailinator
When you enter the main Mailinator page, you are immediately prompted to create a name for your temporary mail. Just enter it in the form and click the “GO!” button, after which you will be taken to the web interface of the newly created mailbox. Subsequently, you can check mail coming to this address simply by entering his name in the appropriate field. Of course, there is no need to talk about any privacy here. The lifetime of letters is several hours.
The free version of Mailinator only works to receive emails. The service understands HTML markup and the Russian language, but does not accept attachments (they are simply removed from emails). The paid version of this service has great capabilities (saving emails, forwarding, chat, API access, private domain...).
EmailOnDeck
You can create a temporary email on the EmailOnDeck service in two clicks - the first is to pass the captcha, the second is to receive an automatically generated email address. You cannot change the name of this address or add additional addresses to your mailbox in this service. There is also no ability to send letters and receive files attached to letters, but there is the ability to restore access to the mailbox using a previously saved token. The interface has, among others, Russian.
The EmailOnDeck developers do not set any lifetime for the temporary address. What is known is that it “must be valid for more than an hour.” If you close your browser or clear your cookies, you will lose access to it sooner.
In addition to free functionality, this service also has paid features - custom mailbox names, saving addresses, exclusive domains, secure deletion of logs, private letters, etc.
TempMail
TempMail is another public temporary mail service. This means that if two or more people choose the same name for a mailing address, they will use the same mailbox. And they will be able to read all the letters coming to him. According to the creators of the service, they do not save any information and delete the mail after two hours. The advantage of the service is the ability to receive attachments up to 30 MB.
In addition to the temporary mail service, TempMail also provides the ability to use toll-free phone numbers to receive SMS.
HarakiriMail
The service with the self-explanatory name HarakiriMail destroys letters received at the address you entered 24 hours after they were received. You won't be able to set a password for your mailbox here. You can't send emails, just like you can't receive attachments. Pros: Availability of an application for iOS and extensions for popular browsers.
Mailgutter
Mailgutter, like the other sites on this list, allows you to get a free temporary email address. You can choose between an automatically generated address, or enter one yourself. A password is not set for the mailbox, so anyone who enters the address in the form on the main page of the service can view the letters in it.
Rambler allows you to create an email without a mobile phone, you can enter a mobile phone if you wish, it is not required when registering, unlike other email accounts.
(If it is no longer possible to create mail on Rambler without a mobile phone, then use Mailinator. Unfortunately, I do not have time to update the review of Rambler mail since the registration rules there change all the time, and in Mailinator no changes regarding registration are expected for the next 5 years.)
Thanks to this, you can create an email in literally 2 clicks:
1. Click “Create mail”
2. We write your first and last name, Rambler offers us an email address, you can choose from those offered or create your own.
3. Next is the standard registration form, you need to come up with a password, enter some number in the “answer to question” field. It is not necessary to write a backup email, but if you lose this one, it will be extremely difficult to insert the password. Write your date of birth and enter the characters.
4. Done! Now you can safely enter the site
It’s very useful when you don’t have your email at hand, you urgently need to send something to someone, but you don’t remember your password and login. Some people use it to register on various sites where they need to confirm their email.
Thanks to the lack of registration from your phone, you can create as many mailboxes as you like, one for yourself, another for spam, and a third for work. The design and interface are also accessible and understandable, there are no difficulties with it. It is no worse than Yandex mail, mail and gmail, it is less spelled out, but no less convenient, effective and useful.
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Although the service is bourgeois, it has the ability to switch to a Russian interface. As far as I understand, mail is stored in it for up to 30 days, and files up to ten megabytes in size can be attached to incoming letters.
Then a page will open where you can view incoming correspondence, and, if necessary, respond to letters (this service allows this). The Disposableinbox interface is in English, but I think you can figure it out. “Cinderella’s carriage will turn into a pumpkin” exactly one day after the box is created.
You can also configure the forwarding of correspondence to your main Email so that you always have access to correspondence received in this one-time mailbox. If you wish, you can create a new mailbox with the name you need and the ability to choose one of three domain zones. Overall, amazing service.
At the same time, it will be possible to select the period of time during which this same “disposable” Email will function (from a month to a year).
The interface, by the way, can be switched to Russian, but even without this, in my opinion, it is the height of brevity. Just enter your desired login and click on “Login” to view your incoming emails. What could be simpler?
As a result, a page with the contents of your new Email will open, where incoming letters will be stored for several hours. You can view them and write a response if you wish.
Disposable anonymous mail services
- MyTempeMail- this temporary mail service offers you the choice of either creating a redirect from an automatically generated Email address to your main mailbox (you can set its lifetime from one hour to one month), or simply creating a one-time Email (with an arbitrary name or with chosen by you):
The lifespan of such a box is half an hour (a countdown will begin at the bottom of the page that opens). In general, everything is quite convenient, but the interface of this service is somewhat slow.
- No-Spam- an anti-spam box that can hardly be called disposable, because there is no specified time interval after which it will stop functioning. Just after it starts getting clogged with spam, you can abandon it with a light heart and immediately get a new one (without tedious registrations). In addition, this service supports Unicode (UTF) encoding and allows you to receive emails with attachments.
To create a mailbox, just enter its desired name in the form located in the upper left and click on the “Go” button (you will get something akin to this Email - [email protected]). After this, you will be taken to a page where you can view incoming correspondence. It is better to add its URL to your browser bookmarks if you plan to use this box in the future.
- Spamobox- this service is very similar to the Incognito Mail described above (even the color scheme and arrangement of elements on the page are the same).
The lifetime of the created box is one hour, and at the same time you can either choose a name for it yourself, or rely on chance.
- 10minutemail- in fact, from the name of the service it is probably clear that this temporary mailbox lasts only ten minutes, but if you wish, you can get another ten minutes by clicking on the appropriate link.
- Temp-Mail.ru- a temporary email address is generated automatically when you go to the main page of this service. You can see it and copy it in the upper left part of the page. The interface is Russian-language and intuitive (more similar to an email service than others). If you don’t like the default mailbox option, you can choose the name and domain zone for it yourself by clicking on the “Change” button from the left menu. As far as I understand, Email lasts about an hour.
- TempeMail- provides anonymous mailing addresses for a period of two weeks. Unlike other services, there is a top menu where you first need to select “Create” to create a mailbox (you will need to guess the captcha and come up with an Email name):
- TempInBox.com/- at the very bottom of the page that opens, enter the desired name of the mailbox and click on the “Check mail” button, which will take you to the page for viewing correspondence. You can update it while waiting for a new letter. The box will last a little less than a day (about sixteen hours), according to the description.
- Wh4f- this temporary mail service allows you to store up to one megabyte of correspondence (but no more than ten messages) for a period of eight hours to one week (this interval is set when registering the mailbox).
- YOPmail- here you can get disposable email addresses without registration and for a period of eight days. What’s noteworthy is that mailboxes are created automatically when you receive a letter to @yopmail.com or fourteen other domains belonging to this service (by default, all messages to this mail domain are accepted).
You can check mail on the mailbox created in this way by entering the following URL into the address bar of your browser: http://www.yopmail.com?name-of-your-mailbox. There are extensions for Internet Explorer and FireFox browsers.
- ABC-k- this free (but temporary) mail service makes it possible to use up to one gig of space for incoming correspondence, and attachments of up to ten megabytes can be attached to letters. You can reply to incoming emails, forward them, and send new messages. Messages are stored on the server for sixty days.
Anonymous email services with recipient substitution
Well, in conclusion, I would like to give a few more examples of services that allow you to replace the contents of the fields of the recipient or the email address from which the message is sent. It’s difficult for me to immediately imagine situations when this might be needed, but at least you will know where to look if such a situation suddenly arises (you can add this publication to your browser bookmarks just in case - I added it).
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