Anon.Mail
Pick a name, take the address. Mail arrives here and nobody asks who you are.
No signup · Receive only · Messages kept until you delete them
Claim an address
1 to 32 characters. Letters, digits, dots, dashes and underscores. Administrative and impersonation-prone names are reserved.
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Before you claim one
- You cannot send mail from it. This receives only. There is no compose button and there never will be one, because an anonymous free sender would be relaying spam within a week.
- The password is shown once. There is no recovery address to send a reset to, so if you lose it the mailbox is gone. Write it down before you close the page.
- Nothing here is deleted for you. Messages stay until you delete them, and so does the address. That cuts both ways: anything that arrives is still sitting here in a year unless you remove it.
- Any free name can be claimed by anyone. A name is only yours once you have claimed it, and if you ever delete the mailbox the name goes back in the pool for someone else to take.
- Do not use this for anything that matters. No password resets, no banking, no account recovery. Treat everything that arrives here as readable by whoever ends up holding the name next.