Are the different purposes receive only, or do you need to send with different addresses too?
Both.
Topic: Email address? (Read 1548 times)
Both.
Are the different purposes receive only, or do you need to send with different addresses too?
if you need a lot of emails then why don't your buy a domain and setup own emails with cpanel
with this way you can get a lot of email addresses and if you want receive all emails in a single inbox
with this way you can get a lot of email addresses and if you want receive all emails in a single inbox
//yahoomail// Allow you to create different alternatives email address for the same mail box.
wherever http://mail.com do not show so much curiosity
wherever http://mail.com do not show so much curiosity
Nope that receive-sms.com or other website don't work, tried that all the number are already used but besides that gmail is just crap.
did not tried this site before for verification, but i post it maybe it will help
https://dnt.abine.com creates email adresses that forwards them to your normal mail (can look like [email protected]).
Also blocks evil trackers, it's the best addon I ever got.
Also blocks evil trackers, it's the best addon I ever got.
Nope that receive-sms.com or other website don't work, tried that all the number are already used but besides that gmail is just crap.
None of them care about you, none less either.. just make it up all the way, as long as the details are not already stored, they cant stop the account creation, unless they got humans doin their work.. (unlikely)
ok got you, I didn't explain myself properly.
Maybe I just need to rephrase the question: for what you know which is the one who asks less details during registration process?
I only ever use hotmail/outlook..
If you have an iphone, it's easier.. de-auth account, make new one rinse and repeat, who cares if you sold fone or not?
Depends what sort of account you want, if you want a temporary one try either of these:
http://10minutemail.com/10MinuteMail/
https://www.guerrillamail.com/
Privacy wise you could go for https://openmailbox.org or https://riseup.net
http://10minutemail.com/10MinuteMail/
https://www.guerrillamail.com/
Privacy wise you could go for https://openmailbox.org or https://riseup.net
Use a throw away mail account.
Try dispostable.com or mailinator.com
Try dispostable.com or mailinator.com
I got a business internet connection with a fixed IP so I run my own domain and run my own e-mail.
in the US you give up rights if you allow a third party to handle your email for you (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stored_Communications_Act)
in the US you give up rights if you allow a third party to handle your email for you (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stored_Communications_Act)
Use mail.com
No sms verification, and you can put false data if needed
No sms verification, and you can put false data if needed
hushmail.com (downside is you need to log in atleast once every 30 days or the disable your account)
is you want gmail hotmail and stuff just use a letter like a for everything XD
is you want gmail hotmail and stuff just use a letter like a for everything XD
Have you tried just googling for a simple set up on? I'm sure the anonymous services like tormail don't ask all these questions though I think that service may not be operating anymore.
None of them care about you, none less either.. just make it up all the way, as long as the details are not already stored, they cant stop the account creation, unless they got humans doin their work.. (unlikely)
ok got you, I didn't explain myself properly.
Maybe I just need to rephrase the question: for what you know which is the one who asks less details during registration process?
I only ever use hotmail/outlook..
If you have an iphone, it's easier.. de-auth account, make new one rinse and repeat, who cares if you sold fone or not?
None of them care about you, none less either.. just make it up all the way, as long as the details are not already stored, they cant stop the account creation, unless they got humans doin their work.. (unlikely)
ok got you, I didn't explain myself properly.
Maybe I just need to rephrase the question: for what you know which is the one who asks less details during registration process?
I need to create different email addresses I'd like to use for different purposes.
But I really find annoying all the questions and the details I have to provide during creation process: nama, surname, country, phone number, secondary email and so on.
Which is the less curious provider, the one who care less about me.
Sorry for being a noob
thx in advance for your help
But I really find annoying all the questions and the details I have to provide during creation process: nama, surname, country, phone number, secondary email and so on.
Which is the less curious provider, the one who care less about me.
Sorry for being a noob
thx in advance for your help
None of them care about you, none less either.. just make it up all the way, as long as the details are not already stored, they cant stop the account creation, unless they got humans doin their work.. (unlikely)
I need to create different email addresses I'd like to use for different purposes.
But I really find annoying all the questions and the details I have to provide during creation process: nama, surname, country, phone number, secondary email and so on.
Which is the less curious provider, the one who care less about me.
Sorry for being a noob
thx in advance for your help
But I really find annoying all the questions and the details I have to provide during creation process: nama, surname, country, phone number, secondary email and so on.
Which is the less curious provider, the one who care less about me.
Sorry for being a noob
thx in advance for your help
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