mail.tm makes a disposable address with a password and a public API. That is why developers use it for registration tests. The inbox is not a world-readable web page the way some older throwaway sites are. The operator can still read the mail, and anyone you share the address and password with can read it […]
Temp-Mail.org is the disposable address most people find first: instant inbox, mobile apps, premium options for longer-lived addresses. It does the one job without ceremony. The free version shows ads and offers a paid plan. Fine for a quick one-off code; never use it for anything you need to keep.
Guerrilla Mail has been handing out throwaway inboxes since 2006: no signup, an inbox that survives for an hour, and the ability to send as well as receive. The address is scannable spam food, exactly as intended. The site is ad-supported and the inbox is public knowledge if someone guesses it, so never use disposables […]
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