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Looks neat, but I think I would prefer (or have available as an alternative) a service that lets me create (and possibly manage) "throw away" forwarding address
by stock_toaster 13y ago
Looks neat, but I think I would prefer (or have available as an alternative) a service that lets me create (and possibly manage) "throw away" forwarding addresses to my real address.
- antr 13y agoAbsolutely. I'm currently using the paid version of leemail.me for this exact thing. Unfortunately it seems development has stopped and leemail still needs considerable features to make it THE "email forwarding" and "throw away" service. I can't wait for some other company to come in and make it happen.
- stock_toaster 13y agoGood to know I'm not the only one! I had not heard of leemail before. I will have to check it out.
- ValentineC 13y agoIs there a way to use your own domains with Leemail (or alternative services, if any)? I'd love a way to be able to shut off addresses when a provider's email database gets hacked. Right now I'm just making do with a Google Apps catchall.
- haakon 13y agoI'm using 33mail.com for this. It's great except its spam filtering is not perfect.