AnonymousRecipient let's you create free, anonymous, disposable email addresses.
You can generate as many as you want, and use them until the next day (or more, see below for details).
Because we strongly believe in privacy, anonymity and confidentiality.
AnonymousRecipient creates virtual mailboxes consisting of two parts: a random email address and a random mailbox name, for example :
aaaaaaaaaa@bbbbbbbbbb.AnonymousRecipient.com https://AnonymousRecipient.com/mailbox/ccccccccccccccc/
where a, b and c are completely random.
The email address is used to receive incoming email, and the web URL is used to read them. You cannot send outgoing email at all (by design).
All mailboxes are removed at midnight on the following day. This means that each mailbox exist for at least 24H and at most 48H, depending on the time of the day when it was created.
Once the timer counts down, the mailbox and all its content is automatically deleted.
It is possible to extend the duration of your mailbox, just click the Extend link on the mailbox page.
You can also manually delete your email and/or mailbox at any moment, by clicking on the relevant link.
It is possible to the extend the duration of a mailbox by donating a small amount or Ethereum :
The addresses to send the payment to are generated randomly. They are displayed on the mailbox home page.
Depending on the amount received, the appropriate duration (as shown above) will be added to the current remaining time.
For example, if it says that your mailbox will expire in 8 hours and 2 minutes, and you donated 0.01360 ETH (or anything between 0.01360 ETH and 0.02720 ETH actually), then the mailbox will actually expire in 30 days, 8 hours and 2 minutes and the countdown shown at the top will be updated accordingly.
Please note :
If you have any issue or question, please contact us using the link at the bottom of the page.
In theory, we could. In practice, we don't.
As stated previously, we strongly believe in privacy, anonymity and confidentiality, so you can be certain we won't eavesdrop on your private communication.
Furthermore, we have taken a number of steps to prevent others from doing so (ISP, hosting provider, etc.). For more details, see section "Technical Details".
But the only way to prevent everyone (including us) to read your mail, is to use end-to-end encryption (for example using GPG). If an email is sent in plain text, then some people could be able to intercept and read it.
If you are technical enough, you could also create your own AnonymousRecipient server using our open-source software (see section "Technical details").
We don't log *anything* when we receive incoming emails, or when you read them. Thus the question wether we "keep" log is not applicable because no log is created in the first place.
As a rule of thumb, our server is configured to keep logging at the strict minimum, just enough to detect if something abnormal is happening (a bug, an error, a security breach, ...).
For more details, please click on "Technical Details".
No, you can't. Given an email address, you can't guess the mailbox URL, and vice-versa.
As you can see above, there is no relation between the email address and the mailbox URL, other than on our system and you knowing it.
This is done on purpose to ensure privacy.
No. Neither the firewall nor the server setup allow for outgoing connections, so AnonymousRecipient can not be used to send email. This also means that there will be no bounces.
Yes : 10 MB per email, 50 MB per mailbox.
If you need more, please send us a message to let us know, and we will maybe increase the limit.
Yes, this is no coincidence. AnonymousRecipient is heavily inspired from AnonBox. Kudo to AnonBox.Net !
We are not responsible for mail getting delivered or if mail gets lost. This service is provided on a 'best effort basis', without any warranty whatsoever.
Please do not contact us if you haven't received a mail you expected or need to know who received a certain mail.