Burn Note is an interesting way to communicate with friends online, especially if you love your privacy as much as we do. Burn Note is a website that allows users to write notes, generate a private link, which you can send to your recipient. The recipient can then use the link to read the note, [...]
If you want to send someone an anonymous email or maybe want to have a temporary email address that stays with you for sometime and you have the liberty to let go of it anytime, then SpamOn offers an option. It can quickly create a disposable email inbox for you that stays with you for [...]
In certain situations, it is best to share a temporary phone number instead of your permanent one. For example, while placing an ad for a sale, you do not want people to keep calling you after the sale offer has expired. Thus it is best to share a temporary phone number on the ad. Here [...]
You probably know about the disposable email services that help you create temporary email accounts to send and receive emails (like website sign up confirmations) that you don’t want to reach your main inbox. Mmmmail is one such service, albeit, with a twist. It transfers such emails to RSS and you can check them in [...]
For all those times when you need to share your email address but do not feel fully comfortable, Mailnesia is one of the best tools out there. It allows you to create a disposable and anonymous email address without the need to register for an account. Simply choose any username and provide that email address [...]
Disposable email services let you quickly sign up for a service without providing your actual email address. While many such services exist online, if you want something that offers disposable email as well as anonymously receiving emails, you should check out Dudmail.
If you are running a web service you would not want users to create one-time accounts using disposable email addresses. This would contaminate your userbase and be counterproductive. A useful tool to check whether or not an email address is one-time or bogus, is a site called “Block Disposable Email”. Block Disposable Email is a [...]
Temporary disposable email addresses are a great help when creating accounts on new websites. Usually however you do not have much control over your disposable email account. TrashMail changes that. TrashMail is a free and simple to use disposable email service. You use it to forward emails to your real email address. The first step [...]
A number of websites require you to provide your email address and register for an account before you can use the site’s services. Afterwards many of these websites will send you useless spam emails. This is why instead of actual emails, temporary disposable email addresses should be used for site signups. If you are looking [...]
Most online services require you to register with your email address before you can use them. That’s fine except that many of them end up spamming you later. A solution would be to use a throw away email account to try out a service before you can trust it. To save you time in this [...]