What is Tempr.email actually?

What is Tempr.email actually?

Tempr.email is a service for disposable e-mail addresses.
Use Tempr.email there, where you don't want to use your own private e-mail address.

So you can protect yourself from spam and unwanted newsletter!

If you do not know what temporary email / throwaway email addresses are, then visit the page: Why using temporary eMail / Temp-Mail addresses?

All features at a glance

• Use on Desktops, Tablets & Smartphones
• Receiving Text & HTML e-mails with file attachments
• Writing, forwarding and replying of e-mails
• Print & Save (EML-Files) e-mails
• E-mails are stored 30 days
• Different domains available
• Some domains allow a password protection
• Use your own domain - privat & anonymous
• Inbox as RSS and ATOM feed possible
• Direct inbox access by bookmark possible
• Manage your own spam list
• Fast e-mail reception & powerful hardware

And this is how it works

Possible initial situation: You should enter your email address at an unknown website.
Question: What happens with this e-mail address? Sale, spam or newsletter?
Now it's time to use Tempr.email!

1. Choose an email address in connection with one of the available domains
For example: something@%domain%.

Currently you can use the following domains:

• tempr
• discard.emai
• discardm
• discardmail.d    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• sp
• spambo    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• spambog.
• 0
• freundin.
• sma    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• s0n    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• 1mail.
• from.onm    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• n
• mowgli.jungleheart.    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• CR    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• T    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• MSFT.    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• B.cr.cloU
• ssl.tls.cloudns.
• swee    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• DVD
• DVD.dnsabr.c    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• BD.dns
• YX.dns-cloud.n    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• SHIT.dns-cloud.ne    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• SHIT    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• eu    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• eu.dnsa    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• asi
• 8.dnsabr.
• p    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• mm.8.    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• 23.8.
• pw.epac.t
• sexy.c    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• 888    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• adult-
• tr    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• m.clou    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• t.woeishy
• pflege-scho    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• okmail.p-e.    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• hotbird.giize.c
• AS10.dD    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• m    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• a1b    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• web.ru
• spam.ce    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• tester2341.great-s    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• seagull-so    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• koes.jus
• tempmail.giize.c    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• onio    (Note: Password protection is possible)
• 99things    (Note: Password protection is possible)

Hint: Do you own an unused domain? Then use it on Tempr.email ...

2. Check the mailbox and read the e-mail (if necessary)
Is it necessary to verify the e-mail address through a confirmation link, then check the mailbox by this link https://tempr.email/fr/ and read the e-mail.

3. Finished
That's it. Simple, right?

If you no longer need this e-mail address, then simply forget.
The e-mail address dont't has to be terminated or canceled.
But you should delete your received e-mails, if they contain personal information.

Existing e-mails are automatically deleted after 30 days.