Need some peace in your mailbox? If spammers won’t stop bothering you, then we recommend you continue reading this article!
Using the same email account to register on all kinds of platforms, sooner or later, ends up resulting in an avalanche of SPAM that, once unleashed, cannot be stopped. That is why it is so advisable to use temporary email accounts, which allows for example, to confirm a registration on a web page without the need to indicate our real address.
For those who still do not know what it is, it is a different type of email than regular (Gmail-Hotmail-Yahoo, etc). These last systems usually last forever, unless they are manually eliminated. However, temporary email tools have a life expectancy of less than 1 month. In fact, most don’t usually last more than 1 day (or even less)!
So, the idea is to create a random, temporary and anonymous email, with the aim of using it on websites. It will no longer be necessary to have to receive hundreds of offers for a product that you bought months ago. No more spam for leaving our mail on unknown platforms. Because the dirty work will be done by this fake email and not by our main account.
There are many options to create a temporary email, but one of the best is Mailet.
Why Mailet?
With this platform, you’ll be able make a temporary, anonymous, secure and above all, free mail! No have to be enroll, just click on the “Make Your Free Temp Email” button and you’re done! You may use its UI or API to sign up for websites, social media, online stores, receive codes, read incoming emails or confirm emails.
How many hours will my temporary email last?
It lasts 2 hours if you create it without signing in, 3 days on the free plan (3 days of message storage), 7 days with the Basic plan (7 days of message storage) and 30 days with the Pro plan (Unlimited days of message storage).
How to create a fake email with Mailet?
1-Go to www.getmailet.com.
2- Select “Create Your Free Temp Email” (without signing up) or, create a new account.
3- Select a plan and enjoy your temporary email.
4- Use it wherever you want
5- Let the email die.
6- Create a new one! And repeat.
Also published on Medium.