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Re: TempMail: Temporary Email Addresses

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I love disposable email services! How do you see your service go forward compared with the others?

I'm working on an email automation service. We'd be interested in offering aliases programmatically: - Generate aliases by API (as many as we want) - Ideally, aliases would be on domains we own - Possibly use subdomains - Auto forward all the emails that arrive to the generated address, to an email address - Get a webhook that fires off every time an email arrives - Webhook gives us the whole payload (subject, body, sender, attachments etc)

Would this be possible with your API? We're looking at Anonaddy and ForwardEmail, but always happy to consider more :)

Re: TempMail: Temporary Email Addresses

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I love disposable email services! How do you see your service go forward compared with the others? I'm working on an email automation service. We'd be interested in offering aliases programmatically: - Generate aliases by API (as many as we want) - Ideally, aliases would be on domains we own - Possibly use subdomains - Auto forward all the emails that arrive to the generated address, to an email address - Get a webho…

You can also take a look at SimpleLogin, quite similar to AnonAddy but could be selt-hosted. Just ping its founder for possible collaboration, he answers very quickly.

Re: TempMail: Temporary Email Addresses

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I love disposable email services! How do you see your service go forward compared with the others? I'm working on an email automation service. We'd be interested in offering aliases programmatically: - Generate aliases by API (as many as we want) - Ideally, aliases would be on domains we own - Possibly use subdomains - Auto forward all the emails that arrive to the generated address, to an email address - Get a webho…

You can also take a look at SimpleLogin, quite similar to AnonAddy but could be selt-hosted. Just ping its founder for possible collaboration, he answers very quickly.

That looks excellent. Thanks for the pointer.