3 ms·

In that regard though, it's not different to existing throwaway email services. I'd use this sort of thing for registering for annoying things like "free" wifi.

• faissaloo 8y ago
  Most free wifi hotspots don't verify your email fyi
  • basil-rash 8y ago
    To some extent, they can't. (How do you verify the email without being on the wifi?)
    • dzek69 8y ago
      some may allow popoular e-mail services (and imap/pop3 ports) traffic, while blocking the others
      • kees99 8y ago
        other captive portals let user in, ostensibly to open inbox and click the link, then kick off the net if that didn't happen within 5 minutes.