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As far as I know, 10minutemail does not do this. I personally use 33mail for this sort of forwarding. However these are designed around obscuring MY email add
by ezl 13y ago
As far as I know, 10minutemail does not do this. I personally use 33mail for this sort of forwarding.
However these are designed around obscuring MY email address, and using 10minutemail.com or 33mail.com's domains.
I need to create emails for my customers that will forward to THEIR email addresses when another party contacts them, preferably using my own domain.
While I guess I technically could figure out a way to use something like 10minutemail and register accounts for all of the users of my site, it would probably require:
1. the users of my site to tell 10minutemail that it's ok to forward to them (during 10minutemail's registration process)
2. i would have to post 10minutemail.com domains as the contact info for the customers of my site, which is an undesirable UI.
If I'm missing something and I can in fact use existing services to do what I want, please fill me in, because I want this, I just don't want to build it (yet, anyways).
- switch33 13y agoOne issue I see arising is your e-mails that are sent back obfuscated, would have trust issues, and be marked as spam in most cases because that is how it is handled. That's the biggest issue you will have with this idea.
- ezl 13y agoyes, fair enough. even without the 2 way obfuscation, I'd still pay for this. craigslist implements something like this now. If you email a CL anonymized email address and email back and forth, you never get the counterparty's email address. Basically craigslist just acts as a relay, so all communication actually happens between $PERSON_A and Craigslist and separately between $PERSON_B and Craigslist.