With an increase in the number of services you subscribe to (or are already subscribed to), it is likely that you are also being flooded with emails from a plethora of services — to an extent where it ...

Every time you give a website your email address, you put yourself at risk from spammers and data breaches. Using a temporary email service lets you communicate while still maintaining some privacy.

You can make a throwaway email address using a variety of free online services. Throwaway email accounts are a great way to avoid spam, and can be used to quickly sign up for websites that require ...

There are times when you just don’t want to use your real email address and that’s when sites like IncognitoMail come in handy. This ad-free service lets you create disposable email addresses to stay ...

I gave only a temporary email address to Sharper Image, but they started bombarding my Gmail account immediately, three times a day. It started happening right after I signed up for "Email on Deck." ...

As an alternative to using ExpireIt to create temporary email addresses (as mentioned here recently), Wayne Barker suggests getting your own domain name from a host that includes email forwarding. If ...

Following up on yesterdays' report on temporary email addresses, several MacFixIt readers came through with yet other alternatives and advice, including free services for getting these addresses: ...