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.
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.
cs.email is a disposable temporary email service. It requires no registration: visitors receive a random address and may also choose their own. Received emails stay in the inbox for one hour. The site is also available as a Tor hidden service. A Scrambled Address feature adds protection for inboxes.
AnonymMail is a free temporary email service that provides a disposable inbox without registration or an account. A random address is generated on the homepage and can be copied and pasted into registration or verification fields, with incoming messages appearing automatically. Messages are shown in the browser and are removed from that browser when the mailbox is deleted.
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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.
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.
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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.
cs.email is a disposable temporary email service. It requires no registration: visitors receive a random address and may also choose their own. Received emails stay in the inbox for one hour. The site is also available as a Tor hidden service. A Scrambled Address feature adds protection for inboxes.
AnonymMail is a free temporary email service that provides a disposable inbox without registration or an account. A random address is generated on the homepage and can be copied and pasted into registration or verification fields, with incoming messages appearing automatically. Messages are shown in the browser and are removed from that browser when the mailbox is deleted.
Ghost Inbox is a free online service that generates an anonymous temporary email address without registration. The disposable mailbox receives messages without using a personal account and can be discarded after use. The site lists uses including social media verification codes, forum sign-ups, free trials, resource downloads and testing registration flows.
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.
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.
