Freaking amazing way to have infinite free emails.

TedNugent

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You know, this has probably been posted here before at some point in time, but I felt it needed to be shared. This site is amazing. You get a free email for 10 minutes that the site generate on its own for you, with an inbox and everything. I love this site. Free subscriptions to the max man.

http://10minutemail.com/10MinuteMail/index.html

I dont think I can possibly use this site enough. Just go on and your done. So awesome. Im currently using it to give me free subscriptions to Rdio. Soooo cool.
 
Omg that site is awesome. I dont know which one to pick haha.
 
I know man, me neither. Thats why I posted it haha. I just found it yesterday. Soooooo cool.
 
I wonder if I can use this everytime I run a free trial of software?
 
So far I have used it 3 times on the rdio app and it worked. So yes haha. I think that is primarily what it would be used for. Cant think of much else haha. maybe unlimited free copies of something? like coupons or whatever?
 
I've been using these for the past 5 years xD i didn't know that so many people don't know about them :o
 
I've been using these for the past 5 years xD i didn't know that so many people don't know about them :o

it seems like it would be hard to find if you dont realize that something like that even exists haah. I for one never thought of temporary emails. Just made tons of gmail accounts and that worked for me. This is so much easier haha
 
Probably best not to use these emails for stuff like cron logs. I thought I'd check god <at>mailinator.com as I was interested if they get cleaned out. Anyway looks like they're kept for at least a few hours. Sure enough drweb.com is running a cron job called update.pl and emailing the logs to that email - must heaps of other random stuff too.... just need a bot to scrape common usernames and see what the rest of the world is using their accounts for
 
1st off: There are hundreds of these sites they have been around for years. They are just called disposable emails. Every single SEO type software uses it.

2ndly: I'd never use it for SEO. You are going to want a REAL domain to get past filters.
 
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