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Spamgourmet.com I've been using it for years to register and try out new services (online and offline) that require an email address. I'm surprised why it hasn
by ashwinl 17y ago
Spamgourmet.com
I've been using it for years to register and try out new services (online and offline) that require an email address. I'm surprised why it hasn't gained more traction.
- zck 17y agoPersonally, I use mailinator.com for that kind of thing. At least, things that require an email address where I don't need the emails stored for longer than required to click the "activate account" link. It's beneficial because there is no signup, and you don't need to go to mailinator before giving the email address out.
- rms 17y agoI use nameofsite@mydomain.com. It lets you turn off an email address if you want and you can also track the source of spam.
- ashwinl 17y agoI can see your way working well. I use nameofsite.X.myusername@spamgourmet.com where X is the number of emails you want to receive from the service. Also, I like that I can filter all @spamgourmet.com incoming mail in gmail for easy organization of my online accounts