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DuckSpam is a disposable email inbox service that lets users create temporary addresses without registration or a password. The web view displays incoming messages instantly, and attachments can be downloaded from the inbox. The service states it does not log IP addresses and is free of charge.
Edumail provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
Email Aliasing Comparison is a guide that compares email alias providers by features, pricing, security and privacy. It covers providers including Addy.io, SimpleLogin and DuckDuckGo Email, and addresses topics such as plans, data collection, cancellation policies and alias naming conventions.
A free temporary email service that provides a working inbox on page load, requiring no registration, password or phone number. Users can choose any name and search available domains, and messages arrive in the browser. The site also offers email tools and guides.
A fake mail generator that provides a working email address in one click without sign-up or a phone number. Users type a username and pick or search a domain, and verification codes arrive quickly. It also covers punycode domains and test email addresses.
Emailgenerator is an email utility for inbox management, privacy, aliases, extraction, or temporary mail.
EmailOnDeck is a service for creating temporary, disposable email addresses without signup. It states that addresses last longer than ten minutes and that emails are securely deleted. The site says the addresses can be used for cryptocurrency transactions, QA testing of emails, free trials and dating profiles, and that it helps avoid spam in personal inboxes.
EmailTemp provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
Emcognito is a free anonymous email service that creates aliases on the emcognito.com domain, which forward messages to a real inbox. Aliases can be suspended or deleted from a passwordless dashboard, and replies can be sent from aliases in the delivery log. The first 35 forwards each month are free.
erine.email is a free, open-source anti-spam service for an existing email address. Users pick a username and provide their real address, then hand out a fresh alias to each contact; messages forward to the real inbox. When an alias starts leaking spam, it can be disabled from a dashboard, and mail sent to it is dropped. The project publishes its code and architecture on GitLab.
eTempMail is a temporary email service that generates a disposable address or .EDU address in one click, without registration. It provides an inbox for receiving messages such as verification codes, with a 10-minute timer that can be extended and a recovery key. The site presents the service as a way to keep a primary inbox away from spam and sign-up exposure.
FakeMail is a temporary email service that provides disposable email addresses to keep the user's original mailbox safe. It offers a randomly generated password and message retention options from 10 minutes up to 2 weeks. The service is free to use and accessible from desktop or mobile devices.
Firefox Relay creates email masks that forward messages to the user's true inbox, protecting online accounts from unwanted messages. Users manage masks from a Relay dashboard and can create unlimited masks with Relay Premium. A limited protection tier is available free.
Freetempmail provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
A guide site about student email and student discounts. It explains how student verification usually works, including checks through school email or services such as SheerID, and notes that many plans re-verify each year. It lists programs to check, including GitHub Student Developer Pack, Microsoft 365 Education, Notion Education Plan, Figma for Education, Autodesk Education, Spotify Premium Student and Apple education pricing.
Haribu creates a throwaway email address that can be used to sign up on websites and to read incoming emails. The site describes the service as temporary, anonymous, free and secure, and says the addresses can be used for anonymous sign-up on services such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
iMail provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
Inboxes.com is a disposable temporary email service that provides free anonymous inboxes to keep a private email address away from spam. Messages are deleted after 7 days, and domains are recycled with one month notice. It advises against use for banking, cryptocurrency or other important accounts.
A service that provides free temporary email addresses without registration or a password. It is receive-only, and messages are removed after a while. Users can point an MX record at the site to receive mail on their own domain.
Mail.cx is a disposable temporary email service that generates a short-lived inbox without signup. The free web inbox keeps mail for one hour, with a Pro plan adding custom domains, 72-hour retention and REST API access. The API supports long-poll and SSE push for automated inbox polling and AI agents.
Mail.td is a temporary email service built for receiving email at scale. It offers password-protected inboxes and custom domains. A Pro plan adds webhooks and higher API limits for teams. The service is receive-only, and email retention differs between the Free and Pro plans.
Mail.tm provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
A free anti-spam email service in which account holders create a separate forwarding address for each company or purchase. When spam arrives at one address, that address can be disabled. The service has been free since October 2000.
Mailnesia is a disposable email service that provides temporary @mailnesia.com addresses without registration or passwords. Verification links in incoming messages are visited automatically in the background. Messages can be read by anyone who knows the mailbox name, and the service is receive-only.
