Find answers to common questions about our temporary email service and online privacy protection.
A temporary email address is a disposable email that automatically expires after a set time period. It allows you to receive emails without using your personal email address, protecting your privacy and preventing spam in your main inbox.
Our service generates unique temporary email addresses that forward messages to a temporary inbox. You can view received emails through our web interface. The email address and all messages are automatically deleted after the expiration period.
Yes! Our basic temporary email service is completely free to use. There's no registration required, no hidden fees, and no limitations on the number of temporary emails you can generate.
No account creation is necessary. Simply visit our website, generate a temporary email, and start using it immediately. This approach ensures maximum privacy and convenience.
Our temporary emails use industry-standard encryption and security measures. All emails are automatically deleted after expiration, and we don't store any personal information about our users.
No. Each temporary email address is unique and randomly generated. Only you have access to the specific link and inbox for your temporary email address.
We minimize data collection and storage. We don't require personal information, and temporary emails with their contents are automatically purged from our servers after expiration.
All emails and the temporary email address are permanently deleted from our servers. This ensures complete privacy and prevents any future access to your temporary communications.
Temporary email addresses typically remain active for 30 minutes to several hours, depending on the specific service configuration. You can see the expiration time when you generate your temporary email.
Our service is designed primarily for receiving emails. Temporary addresses are ideal for one-way communication like email verification, newsletters, or downloading content that requires an email address.
You can receive most types of emails including verification emails, newsletters, promotional content, and general correspondence. However, some services may block temporary email domains.
Some websites maintain lists of temporary email domains and block them to prevent abuse. If this happens, you might need to use a different service or your regular email address for that specific website.
Use temporary emails for: email verification, downloading free content, accessing trial services, newsletter subscriptions, online forms, and any situation where you want to protect your main email from spam.
Avoid temporary emails for: important accounts (banking, work, social media), password reset emails for accounts you want to keep, two-factor authentication, or any long-term communication needs.
Currently, temporary emails have fixed expiration times that cannot be extended. If you need longer access, we recommend using your regular email address or creating a dedicated secondary email account.
There's no limit to the number of temporary email addresses you can generate. You can create as many as needed for different purposes, though each will have its own expiration time.
Check if: 1) The email address is still active (not expired), 2) The sender allows temporary email domains, 3) The email might be delayed (wait a few minutes), 4) You're checking the correct inbox link.
Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache, or checking your internet connection. If problems persist, the temporary email might have expired or there could be a temporary server issue.
No, once a temporary email expires and is deleted, it cannot be recovered. This is by design to ensure privacy and security. Always save important information before the email expires.
If you couldn't find the answer to your question, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our support team is here to help!
