BugMeNot – Instant Disposable Email Addresses

Tony Williams | May 22, 2007 | View Comments

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Many sites make ask for you to provide an email address when you register. No matter how good their intentions, the only reason for adding this requirement is because they intend to send you emails in the future.

If like me you already receive enough emails each day and you definitely don’t want anymore spam, then check out BugMeNot. This very quick service allows you to create temporary email addresses that you can use to register on sites.

BugMeNot even lets you check the mailbox for your temporary addresses in case you have to click on verification links (emails are only kept for 24 hours).

Using the service is easy. Just visit the BugMeNot site and create an address. It’s that simple. Oh, and of course, no registration is required!

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  • I'm big fan of www.tempinbox.com

    A completely stripped down website with absolutely no security.
  • Jammy
    I like the bugmenot login & password database

    However, for temporary email I use www.mintemail.com. Its much user friendly. For instance, your email address is automatically copied and you don't need to press CTRL+C. Also, you don't to continuously refresh the page to check if your email has arrived. The webpage title is updated when you get a new email.
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