Temp Mail: A Throwaway Inbox

A website asks for your email just to show you one article or to send a discount coupon. You type your real address, and a week later your inbox is packed with newsletters. Temp Mail spares you that: the bot hands out a disposable email right inside Telegram.

The service describes itself briefly and plainly: a temporary email so your inbox stays clean, with no spam, ads or malware. 📭

How it works

You ask for an address and the bot creates one. You paste it into a site, the confirmation message arrives, you open it and move on. Your main email shows up nowhere.

The bot comes from a temporary mail project that also runs a website. The bot simply makes the same service convenient inside a messenger.

Bot commands

• /create makes a new temporary address.
• /history shows the history of your addresses.
• /help opens help.
• /support explains how to contact the team.
• /language changes the interface language.

There are few commands, and that is a plus: you can figure it out in a minute.

Your first address in 30 seconds

1. Open the bot and send /create.
2. Copy the address you receive.
3. Paste it into the sign-up form on the site.
4. Wait for the message in the chat and follow the confirmation link.

If you need to return to an earlier address, look in /history. ⏱️

Where throwaway mail fits

• One-time downloads. A site demands registration for a single image or file.
• Trial subscriptions. Test a service with no commitment.
• Testing your own form. Developers can check confirmation emails.
• Shops offering a coupon for signing up. Get the coupon without letting newsletters into your main inbox.

Where to avoid it

In some cases a disposable address hurts you. 🚫

• Banks, government portals, social networks. If the address disappears, you lose password recovery.
• Purchases with a warranty. Receipts and order papers vanish with the mailbox.
• Important work accounts. They need a permanent inbox.

The rule is simple: if losing the account would hurt, use a real email.

Keep security in mind

Temporary mailboxes are usually open: anyone who knows the address can see the messages. Do not receive passwords, bank codes or documents on them.

Check links in emails as carefully as in a normal inbox. A disposable address protects you from spam, not from fraudulent messages. 🔒

Some sites block sign-ups from temporary addresses. In that case you will need another email.