Disposable Email Addresses

Internet November 17th, 2003

I order to protect myself from a potential deluge of spam from suspicious service offerings, I wanted to use a disposable email address.

Of course Google turned up a gem, which I had heard of before, but never used called Spamgourmet

Their service is simple, but clever and best of all free! Basically, after you register a valid email address, you can then create a temporary email address, with a limited message forward limit, at any time.

John pointed me to another service called Spamex with a different approach and more features, but it’ll cost $9.95/year (albeit, not much!)



3 Comments to “Disposable Email Addresses”

  1. Beau | November 18th, 2003 at 3:14 am

    You could also try Mailinator http://www.mailinator.com/ which provides disposable, open-access email addresses (no setup or anything required).

  2. Jules | December 22nd, 2003 at 10:30 pm

    killMAIL (http://www.killmail.net) also does the same thing.

  3. Max | March 27th, 2004 at 5:39 am

    KasMail also does temporary and disposable email.
    You have loggin for all your account activities, blocking capabilities and it’s free.

    Max