Last updated: October 22, 2026

Operator checklist: replace or supplement this template with the operator's legal identity, governing law, dispute process, and any requirements that apply to the service.

Service description

MailTemporary provides temporary inbound email addresses and a browser interface for reading supported message text. It is offered on an as-available basis. It does not provide a permanent mailbox, outbound email, attachment downloading, or guaranteed message delivery.

Permitted use

You may use the service for lawful, low-risk registrations and software or email workflow testing where temporary addresses are permitted. You must follow the rules of the third-party service with which you use the address.

Prohibited use

  • Fraud, phishing, impersonation, harassment, threats, unlawful activity, or infringement of others' rights.
  • Bypassing account-security controls, bans, age requirements, identity checks, or a third-party provider's rules.
  • Sending email through the service, since outbound sending is not provided.
  • Automated abuse, service disruption, attempts to access another user's inbox, or attempts to interfere with infrastructure.
  • Using temporary inboxes for confidential or high-value authentication, financial services, healthcare, or accounts requiring reliable recovery.

Temporary availability and deletion

Messages and inactive inboxes expire according to the service’s current settings. Generating a new inbox switches the active address without renaming the previous one or mixing its messages with the new inbox. Do not rely on the service as an archive or backup.

Third-party services

MailTemporary is independent and is not endorsed by the providers discussed in educational material. Third-party platforms decide whether to accept an address, and their rules can change without notice.

No warranty

To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided without guarantees of uninterrupted availability, delivery, compatibility, security perfection, or suitability for a particular purpose. No public internet service can promise absolute security.

Changes and suspension

The operator may adjust features, impose limits, or suspend access to protect service reliability and comply with legal obligations. The operator should publish meaningful changes where required.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent through the contact form.