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A public (which also means: no logins) service that offers similar one-time email addresses is http://wasteland.rfc822.org/ http://wasteland.rfc822.org/ You ca
by perlgeek 10y ago
A public (which also means: no logins) service that offers similar one-time email addresses is http://wasteland.rfc822.org/ http://wasteland.rfc822.org/
You can use any word @wasteland.rfc822.org as a an email address, and then look into the inbox of the same name, without any password. I tend to use it for services that want my email address, but from which I don't want any emails, and don't want to maintain permanent accounts with.
Looking at a mostly random example, http://wasteland.rfc822.org/cgi-bin/inbox?inbox=foo http://wasteland.rfc822.org/cgi-bin/inbox?inbox=foo it seems to have received about 20 spam mails and one or at most two legitimate signup mails.
- kazinator 10y agoNone of the inbox entries for "foo" are older than a few days; I take it that these inboxes are purged in a timely manner? [Edit] No; by probing some words I found inbox items as old as 2013.