TempTom is a free temporary email service that generates disposable addresses for receiving email without registration. Mailboxes are kept for 10 minutes after receipt by default, with selectable durations of 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes or 1 hour, and emails are deleted after expiration. It supports receiving only, not sending or replying.
VanishInbox provides disposable .edu-style email addresses on three academic domains. Inboxes require no sign-up and permanently self-delete after 10 minutes. The addresses are not affiliated with any university, and the service notes that student discounts generally require genuine enrolment.
48hr.email is a temporary email service that creates throwaway email addresses without registration. Emails received at these addresses auto-delete after 48 hours, and multiple domain options are available. Users can optionally create a free account for extended features such as email forwarding and inbox locking.
TempEmail.cc provides a free disposable temporary email service that creates anonymous addresses without a registration process. The site states that mailboxes expire after a specific time and presents the service as a way to keep a personal address away from spam, bots and phishing. It names TikTok, Facebook, Twitter/X and Instagram among platforms for which temp mail is offered.
Mohmal is a temporary disposable email service that provides an address in one click for receiving activation emails from sites during sign-up without exposing a personal inbox. Created addresses expire after 45 minutes and can be renewed; messages are removed after the validity time ends.
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.
Spambox is a free disposable temporary email service that provides throwaway addresses expiring after a certain period. It requires no registration and states that mail is automatically deleted after a while. It is presented as a way to keep spam, advertising mail and malware out of a real mailbox.
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VanishInbox provides disposable .edu-style email addresses on three academic domains. Inboxes require no sign-up and permanently self-delete after 10 minutes. The addresses are not affiliated with any university, and the service notes that student discounts generally require genuine enrolment.
48hr.email is a temporary email service that creates throwaway email addresses without registration. Emails received at these addresses auto-delete after 48 hours, and multiple domain options are available. Users can optionally create a free account for extended features such as email forwarding and inbox locking.
TempEmail.cc provides a free disposable temporary email service that creates anonymous addresses without a registration process. The site states that mailboxes expire after a specific time and presents the service as a way to keep a personal address away from spam, bots and phishing. It names TikTok, Facebook, Twitter/X and Instagram among platforms for which temp mail is offered.
Mohmal is a temporary disposable email service that provides an address in one click for receiving activation emails from sites during sign-up without exposing a personal inbox. Created addresses expire after 45 minutes and can be renewed; messages are removed after the validity time ends.
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.
Spambox is a free disposable temporary email service that provides throwaway addresses expiring after a certain period. It requires no registration and states that mail is automatically deleted after a while. It is presented as a way to keep spam, advertising mail and malware out of a real mailbox.
