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.
DisposableMail is a temporary email service that generates disposable addresses intended to keep a primary mailbox free of spam and advertisements. Addresses last from 10 minutes to two weeks and each carries an expiration date. The service offers up to three inboxes, an avatar and a passcode.
33mail creates private email aliases that forward to an existing email address. Users pick an alias for each site, and any mail sent to it is forwarded. Aliases can be blocked via a link in the email, and users can reply anonymously to forwarded messages. The basic service is free with a bandwidth limit; a premium subscription adds features such as custom domains.
Ghost Inbox is a free tool for generating temporary Gmail addresses, described as disposable inboxes lasting usually between 10 minutes and 24 hours. They are intended for receiving verification emails and OTPs, confirming sign-ups, and testing services. No registration is required.
Aionda Mail is a German groupware service offering email, calendar and contacts, end-to-end encrypted with post-quantum cryptography. Accounts can create unlimited addresses, and an AI assistant is enabled by default on the provider's own servers and can be turned off. Zero-knowledge encryption is described. A Plus plan lists an encrypted mailbox, unlimited addresses and custom domains.
Tmail.io offers free temporary email addresses for receiving signup or verification mail in a disposable, receive-only inbox without registration. Emails can be deleted or downloaded, and the service runs in a web browser without software or a mobile app.
Telegram Bot is a Telegram bot named @TempMail_org_bot, described as the official TempMail bot from the creators of the temp-mail.org temporary email service. The page offers a Start Bot button for launching it in Telegram.
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DisposableMail is a temporary email service that generates disposable addresses intended to keep a primary mailbox free of spam and advertisements. Addresses last from 10 minutes to two weeks and each carries an expiration date. The service offers up to three inboxes, an avatar and a passcode.
33mail creates private email aliases that forward to an existing email address. Users pick an alias for each site, and any mail sent to it is forwarded. Aliases can be blocked via a link in the email, and users can reply anonymously to forwarded messages. The basic service is free with a bandwidth limit; a premium subscription adds features such as custom domains.
Ghost Inbox is a free tool for generating temporary Gmail addresses, described as disposable inboxes lasting usually between 10 minutes and 24 hours. They are intended for receiving verification emails and OTPs, confirming sign-ups, and testing services. No registration is required.
Aionda Mail is a German groupware service offering email, calendar and contacts, end-to-end encrypted with post-quantum cryptography. Accounts can create unlimited addresses, and an AI assistant is enabled by default on the provider's own servers and can be turned off. Zero-knowledge encryption is described. A Plus plan lists an encrypted mailbox, unlimited addresses and custom domains.
Tmail.io offers free temporary email addresses for receiving signup or verification mail in a disposable, receive-only inbox without registration. Emails can be deleted or downloaded, and the service runs in a web browser without software or a mobile app.
Telegram Bot is a Telegram bot named @TempMail_org_bot, described as the official TempMail bot from the creators of the temp-mail.org temporary email service. The page offers a Start Bot button for launching it in Telegram.
