Temp Email

Temp Email: one spare inbox for a week of trying things.

Temp Email gives you a disposable address in seconds, with no sign-up of its own. Use it for the week's trials, downloads and newsletters, and keep your real inbox clean.

A launch week is busy for inboxes. You try other products, grab an e-book, join two newsletters, and by Friday your real address is on a dozen lists it never chose. Temp Email is the address you use instead. Open tempamail.com: a disposable address is waiting, no registration, nothing to fill in. Put it in the form, read the confirmation in the temp inbox, and carry on. The address does not run out mid-week. It stays active for as long as you need it, and you can keep a few running at once, one for trials, one for reading. When the week ends, delete the ones you no longer want and the follow-ups go quiet. Honest limitation: it is a temporary, receive-focused inbox, not a permanent mailbox, so keep banking and anything you must keep off it.

Count how many times in a launch week you type your email into a form that is not your own product's — a trial here, a download there, a newsletter at 1 a.m. Temp Email is the address you hand out instead: generated instantly at tempamail.com, no account, no password, no personal details; the confirmation, code or download link arrives in the temp inbox on the same page. No strict expiry — it stays live as long as you need it, deletion is manual, and you can keep several at once (trials / newsletters / downloads). Students get tempamail.com/edu, a temporary .edu address, no registration, no phone number. The limit is plain: temporary, receive-focused — built for signups, trials, testing and reading, not a permanent mailbox; anything financial, legal or irreplaceable belongs on your real address.