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A bit off topic but does anyone know of an email service that doesn't require a pre-existing email account, doesn't require ID, is TOR friendly and accepts cryptocurrency as payment? It seems like this should be an obvious service but I have a hard time finding one.
Not everything listed but mailinator works in Tor Browser... Might be a starting point for the pre-existing email account...
We also do the same thing at https://theothermail.com except you have 100 emails for free
A bit off topic but does anyone know of an email service that doesn't require a pre-existing email account, doesn't require ID, is TOR friendly and accepts cryptocurrency as payment? It seems like this should be an obvious service but I have a hard time finding one.
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Not everything listed but mailinator works in Tor Browser... Might be a starting point for the pre-existing email account...
Last time I tried, they blocked Tor.
nice idea!
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That works great if you control your own mail server, but most people don't these days. :)
For non-important stuff I can recommend mailhero.
Lately I do however have issues with mails not being forwarded / blocked at the service. I contacted the developer but as of today no feedback. Obviously this is a free service, which also means that I sadly cant rely on it. I am willing to pay for such a service and will try Maskmail / Othermail, but actually I would prefer an open source solution on an own (micro-)server...
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(co-creator of Maskmail here). That's in our plan for future updates, at the least allowing users to opt in to using many different domains. Many other features in the pipeline too, please feel free to send any ideas you have to support@maskmail.net, or tweet at us @mask_mail Hope you find value in the service!
Will you add support for Bring-Your-Own-Domain? This HN commenter is definitely interested.
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That's a good point. I'd let users pay for using their own domains.
That could be interesting, but then what do they need you for? I can already do that with gmail. I just set up a domain on google apps and then tell it to deliver any email address to my main email. In fact I do that already (see my profile).