A documentation page explaining how to send emails from a SimpleLogin alias. Replies to incoming messages come from the alias, keeping the personal address hidden. Sending to a new contact requires creating a reverse-alias through the alias's Contacts button. The feature is available only with a paid plan.
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Guerrilla Mail provides disposable temporary email addresses without registration. A random address is given on visit, or users can choose their own. It is presented as a way to avoid giving out a real email address and to reduce spam.
iMail provides temporary or disposable email addresses for quick signups and inbox testing.
MTempMail is a disposable email service that generates temporary addresses, offering .com, .edu or custom domains. The service requires no sign-up or password, and addresses are deleted after 24 hours. It is aimed at receiving verification codes and keeping unwanted mail out of a primary inbox.
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.
SharkLasers provides a disposable temporary email address without registration or login, and the address lasts 60 minutes. Users can give the address to entities they do not trust to keep spam away from their regular email. Emails arrive instantly in an inbox where users can view them and click confirmation links.
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.
