Receiveee.com - disposable email address

Post by kornnflake » Wed, Dec 26, 2012, 2:19 AM UTC

aaronpk wrote: post #6

kornnflake wrote: post #2

I used my free time during Christmas and pushed a huge update to my latest weekend hack. It's a disposable email address service. Some of the main features are: * SSL only connections * All data is stored in memory using redis to make the site blazing fast * New mails are instantly displayed using web sockets * Automatically clicking on common activation links * Your inbox doesn't expire

The string in my URL is different but very similar to the string in the email address. Curious. 1QdVfTRH vs 1QdVfTS1

Post by EwanG » Wed, Dec 26, 2012, 2:20 AM UTC

jbellis wrote: post #8

http://mailinator.com/ has been around for a while, and allows you to pick your own inbox name, as well as many alternate domains.

Post by greenyoda » Wed, Dec 26, 2012, 2:21 AM UTC

kornnflake wrote: post #2

I used my free time during Christmas and pushed a huge update to my latest weekend hack. It's a disposable email address service. Some of the main features are: * SSL only connections * All data is stored in memory using redis to make the site blazing fast * New mails are instantly displayed using web sockets * Automatically clicking on common activation links * Your inbox doesn't expire

Post by 16s » Wed, Dec 26, 2012, 2:22 AM UTC

kornnflake wrote: post #4

xoail wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks! I will add it to my filters and make sure users dont register through it. ;)

Gonna add new domains form time to time :p

Post by greenyoda » Wed, Dec 26, 2012, 2:22 AM UTC

StavrosK wrote: post #10

My favorite disposable email provider, by far, is 33mail.com, mainly because the addresses don't have to be disposable. You give a different email address to each service, and, if you get spam, you know the culprit and can block them right away. Brilliant.