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Temp Mail

Free temporary email addresses with persistent inbox, no signup needed

What is the Temp Mail?

The temp mail works like this: it creates disposable email addresses on public temp-mail domains and polls their inboxes, so signup verifications never touch your real inbox. Everything happens on your device - the input never leaves your tab unless the tool clearly states it performs a server-side lookup.

How to use the Temp Mail

  1. Enter only the minimum information required.
  2. Run the check.
  3. Read warnings carefully rather than skimming.
  4. Clear sensitive input from the page when done.

Features

Common mistakes to avoid

Examples

InputResult
Random address on a temp domainVerification code arrives in seconds, address self-destructs

Best used for

Privacy

Only the identifier you explicitly enter is sent for public-database lookup. Browser-side checks never transmit anything.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send mail from it?

No - receive only, by design. Anyone who knows the address can read its inbox: use it for signups, never for sensitive accounts.

How long do addresses live?

Until deleted in the UI or after the retention window; localStorage keeps your list between visits on the same device.

How long does a temporary address stay alive?

The mailbox lives for the session duration shown on the page - long enough to receive verification mail, and refreshable if you need it a little longer.

Can I send mail from the temporary address?

No - it is receive-only by design, exactly like every disposable-mail service; sending would instantly turn it into a spam relay.

Why did a verification email not arrive?

Some senders silently refuse disposable domains. Generate a fresh address and retry, or use the Gmail-style fallback address the signup flow suggests when it rejects temp domains.

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