Easy Throw-Away Email Addresses

netbuzz writes, "A fellow teaching himself Seam has come up with a clever Web app called 10 Minute Mail. It gives you a valid e-mail address — instantly — for use in registering at Web sites. Ten minutes later (more if you ask), it's gone. You can read mail and reply to it from the page where you create the throw-away address. Limited utility, yes, but easy and free."

Comments

pr0n

[User 956]

A fellow teaching himself Seam has come up with a clever Web app called 10 Minute Mail

Their slogan... "JBoss Seam: For when you need more seam in your web experience."

Re:Vs. Mailinator BEWARE + HELP!

[Anonymous Coward]

Change your profile picture to a picture of a penis. In my experience, your account will be deleted within 48 hours.

Re:Vs. Mailinator

[SeaFox]

It is designed strictly for recieving email you don't want.

I know that description is correct, but it just reads really funny.

Well that sucks.

[raehl]

It is designed strictly for recieving email you don't want.

Is there any service strictly designed for not receiving the email I don't want?

Re:Well that sucks.

[Firehed]

For $10 plus travel expenses, I'll come down to your house and yank the cord associated with your internet connection. I think that should take care of the problem fairly well. No promises on receiving the mail you do want though.

Re:Vs. Mailinator

[plover]

Your name was too long. Mailinator has a length limit.

BTW, your Aunt Salley called, and she sounded right pissed.

When I feel bored

[goldcd]

I just log into mailinator with random usernames - always fun to see what people signed up to without wanting to leave an email trail.

Re:Vs. Mailinator

[MichaelSmith]

They must use write only memory