Temporary Email Aliases.Generate an anonymous alias that will forward to your real email address. It will automatically be deleted after either your set time or message limit has been reached.
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I am currently building a disposable temp email site. Mine works for 15 minutes only though. It is still new but I hope to get it listed further.
Posted by: Dave | August 14, 2010 at 02:17 AM
I have a better solution- instead of playing the anonymous email game, go to https://www.silentsender.com and try that instead. You can send an anonymous message, and you never send an email- your identity is protected. It's pretty cool, you just type out your message, put in the email address you want it to go to and they send a notfication email to the recipient to come and pickup their message on their site. No re-mailer or sneaky hopping though servers. Nice and clean. It's at http://www.silentsender.com
Posted by: Sean | January 29, 2011 at 06:14 PM
Try sending anonymous e-mail for free, no ads, no fees. http://freenetmailer.com Not marked as spam!
Posted by: freenetmailer | February 22, 2011 at 06:34 AM