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New mailinator.com Domains

Rather old, but I just read that Mailinator offers a bunch of alternate domains for its free, save from sign-up, and easy to use Spam-Mail service.

  • anythingYouWant@PutThisInYourSpamDatabase.com
  • anythingYouWant@ThisIsNotMyRealEmail.com
  • anythingYouWant@binkmail.com
  • anythingYouWant@SpamHerePlease.com
  • anythingYouWant@SpamHereLots.com
  • anythingYouWant@SendSpamHere.com
  • anythingYouWant@chogmail.com
  • anythingYouWant@SpamThisPlease.com
  • anythingYouWant@frapmail.com
  • anythingYouWant@obobbo.com
  • anythingYouWant@devnullmail.com

This really comes handy, as anything@mailinator.com is usually blocked. Maybe they'll come up with some kind of random domains that change on a daily basis. Shouldn't be that expensive.

Usage: You don't need to sign up for this service. Just start using your address with some more or less random name in front of the "@". If you want to read your mail, go over to mailinator.com and enter that address. As no password is required, you shouldn't use this for sensitive information and I suggest using a random name that at least hide your login information and such.

Tip: They provide RSS-Feeds for your inbox, so you don't have to check your spambox every five minutes....

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Happy Birthday, Spam! | lipflip.org said 22 weeks 6 days ago:
[...] personally prefer temporary email addresses or email-adresses I can deactivate when they get to polluted. Bookmark/Search this post with: [...]
2008-05-03 17:43

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