Trashmail creates disposable temporary email addresses for free. The addresses are intended to protect online privacy, keep the real mailbox clean, and avoid spam during website registrations and notifications. Multiple disposable addresses are possible for different needs.
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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.
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.
MintEmail.com is a no-click disposable email system. Visiting the site assigns a temporary email address, and received email pops up instantly in the browser window. It is presented as a way to protect against spam when a website requires email verification.
YOPmail's email generator randomly creates a temporary email address that can be used as an anonymous address to hide one's own email. The generated disposable email is instantly accessible and usable, with messages checked under the username at YOPmail. All accounts at YOPmail already exist and are available without needing to create them.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
MintEmail.com is a no-click disposable email system. Visiting the site assigns a temporary email address, and received email pops up instantly in the browser window. It is presented as a way to protect against spam when a website requires email verification.
YOPmail's email generator randomly creates a temporary email address that can be used as an anonymous address to hide one's own email. The generated disposable email is instantly accessible and usable, with messages checked under the username at YOPmail. All accounts at YOPmail already exist and are available without needing to create them.
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.
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.
