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Probably because the several that already exist are constantly being flagged and there's always market space for a new addition?

• emailondeck 10y ago
  Haha that's part of it. Some of the big players like mailinator, 10minutemail, Guerrillamail etc... seem like they have so many people using it they don't mind if companies flag/block their temporary emails. There's a lot of other devs out there that make sites like this (not naming names) but it's really just them practicing their coding skills. They're not putting a lot of time and effort into making a sustaining business service for people to use in the long run. We're so tired of people thinking that they have to give their personal email address every time a company asks for it, so we're spending a lot of time and resources making a service where the email addresses work for any site.