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How to get a temporary EMail ID
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Problem with lot of these disposable emails is the domain names used by them get blacklisted by services very fast.
I'd suggest just get a domain name and set up a catch-all account that forwards all your mail to a gmail account.
I'd suggest just get a domain name and set up a catch-all account that forwards all your mail to a gmail account.
You will be impressed by the amount of spam with a catch-all account.
I've found very few places that are good about blocking all of the disposable e-mail domains - I can't recall ever finding a site that blocked all of them.
I just append something to my Gmail address with a plus character. Like: [email protected] might become [email protected]. I can then set up filters to sort or delete specific sources of mail.
According to Wikipedia, this is called "sub-addressing".
According to Wikipedia, this is called "sub-addressing".
I'd still use Mailinator over this, but I do dig how the address expires. Interesting twist.
There are a number of great temporarily mail services out there, each with different features, strengths, and weaknesses, so definitely use which ever one fits your needs best.
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