Disposable Email Address

February 14, 2010 | Reviews | disposable email, one way mail, quick email, quick inbox

Some website require us to provide an email address in order to use their service(s), even if we only use their service once in a lifetime. Say you want to download a hardware driver for your computer from a website but they ask you to fill up your email address so they can send you the download link. Giving your email address away? You don’t have to.

You can use any free disposable email address service such as onewaymail.com, it’s very easy to use. When the website asks your email, simply fill any (yes, any) email address that came into your mind. Let’s say [email protected]

The next thing you do is visit onewaymail.com and type driver in the field box located at the top page then press Go button. Now you should see an email from the website where you can download the driver.

Piece of cake, isn’t it?

7 comments

This post has 7 comments, incredible!

1. ocha 14/02/2010 at 01:08

   finally….!! di launch jugaaaa

2. anonymous 15/02/2010 at 21:17

   You also can use http://www.mytrashmail.com.

   You wont need any passord or login.

3. hyoori 20/05/2010 at 20:09

   LOL kok lucu ya :-O baru tau.. thx for the info!

4. Raja Dohare 21/07/2010 at 00:25

   Thanks

5. StRiKeR 12/03/2011 at 00:16

   http://www.postacin.com is the best. I love to use it.

6. R Fran 27/04/2011 at 17:18

   Thanks for a really great articale these type of sites can be a great help in reducing spam i use a couple of these site http://www.emailthe.net and also http://www.tempthe.net both of these i find are very fast and also free.

7. feedproxy.google.com 02/06/2011 at 22:17

   Disposable email address.. Slap-up

 

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