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You can also use Mailinator[0] and their many other domains for throwaway email addresses. In fact, you can point your MX records to mail.mailinator.com for a c
by benmanns 14y ago
You can also use Mailinator[0] and their many other domains for throwaway email addresses. In fact, you can point your MX records to mail.mailinator.com for a custom domain without running a VPS.[1]
[0] http://www.mailinator.com/ http://www.mailinator.com/
[1] http://mailinator.blogspot.com/2008/01/your-own-private-mailinator.html http://mailinator.blogspot.com/2008/01/your-own-private-mail...
- jiggy2011 14y agoTrue, but those services are quite limited and not that secure in that anybody who knows the email address can login to your account.
- ehamberg 14y agoNot necessarily. They also give you a “gibberish” address to the account. So if I use “foobar” as my mailbox on mailinator, they will list an address like M8R-wk43th@mailinator too, that does not let people log in.
- apapli 14y agoI have a google apps for business account (a former free one before they started charging). I just create lots of alias emails associated with a domain name I used to use and still own. Works like a charm and they are always accepted. I hear mailinator email addresses don't always get accepted by some services (though I haven't experienced this myself to verify).