Have you ever come across a website that required you to fillup a registration form with valid email id to give download link or software key or just to validate email before getting registered on their site?
Did any website reject your gmail, hotmail, yahoo & other free webmail id?
Do you have the necessity of creating an email id for temporary use only (say minutes or hours)?
If you have answered yes to any of the above questions, then the below websites will be very useful (in order of my personal preference). All of them provide free temporary email address.
10MinuteMail (http://www.10minutemail.com)
- Any e-mails sent to that address will show up automatically on the web page.
- You can read them, click on links, and even reply to them.
- The e-mail address will expire after 10 minutes.
- You can also extend the expiration for another 10 minutes.
- The domain names are not fixed and keep changing.
YopMail (http://www.yopmail.com)
- Lets you choose your own username @yopmail.com
- Is feature rich and has an interface similar to any other realistic webmail provider.
- Provides RSS Feeds, ability to delete mails, forward to other mail id.
- Messages are kept for 5 days.
Mailinator (http://www.mailinator.com)
- Alternate domains
- Provides RSS, widgets for checking mails
- Messages are kept for a few hours
Do not provide your personal email id for temporary or common registrations. Use a disposable email id instead.
5 comments:
Honestly,was not aware of such a facility. However, isnt this a cause of concern from Security purpose ? I mean people shooting mails from temporary and vanishing into thin air..I guess technology is indeed a double edged sword....Ravi Kishore.
I feel i have found a solution to those irritating part of certain web sites.This is really a boon for people who hesitatingly sign up with their regular mail IDs.
Again , any solution for the concern by Ravi.
-Deepak VN(Your admirer,from the your dept.)
@Ravi, we can only receive mails on these temporary email id's. Yopmail allows you to compose a new email only to other yopmail accounts. We cannot write a new mail and send it to anybody. Yes, we can forward an email received to any email account, but then these emails carry a disclaimer mentioning that these are sent from a temporary email id.
I found your site when you posted a comment on mine :) I really like your postings. The temporary email address is a great idea. Cheers, Kerry
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