Free Temporary Email Address
Posted in Reviews, Software | By AhTim @ March 19th, 2008
I know we all hate spammers. Google says spam is huge corporate headache nowadays. After I spy back and reveal the spammer to my blog, now we have to take some steps to protect our mailbox from email spam!
Do you clear those junk email everyday? Sometime we do not want these junk emails, but they keep coming in everyday. Where these junk emails come from? I belive we have registered some account and spammers got our emails there. Although many websites claim that they never sell or share our information (including email address), the fact is our mailbox still full with junk emails. It waste our time to review these junk emails before delete it. Do you know that there is a better solution to hide away from spammers? 
Use Free Temporary Email Address
Use Guerrilla Mail as your free temporary email address when you register for trial software or online account. Guerrilla Mail provides you with disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 15 Minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary e-mail address within the given time frame.
How to use? It’s simplest email system I ever seen. Just browse to Guerrilla Mail, you will be provide a system generated email address. Click on the refresh button to check for emails. Of course, if 15 minutes is not enough you can click on “Give me 15 more minutes” to extend the time limit.
Just imagine, how efficient is this email system. It can recycle and save millions of email accounts.
Tips: Do not use this temporary email address if you want to receive email updates in future.
My two cents
I have tried to send email to this temporary email address using Gmail and Hotmail. I still not receive those test emails after 10 minutes. Is it Guerrilla Mail problem? Or it not allow emails from these domains?
You please try it out and let me know the outcome. Thanks
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Tags: e mail addresses, email system, guerrilla mail, junk emails
March 31st, 2008 at 6:16 am
I’ve never used Guerrilla Mail before. I’ll check it out.
March 31st, 2008 at 2:57 pm
@Chuck: Please try it out and let us know the outcome?