Frequently asked questions
Answers about mailbox lifetime, receiving email, security, and common delivery issues.
What is a temporary email?
A temporary email, also called temp mail, disposable email, or a burner inbox, is a no-signup receive-only address that automatically expires.
How long is a mailbox kept?
The default is 60 minutes. The actual remaining time is displayed below the email address.
Why has my message not arrived?
The sender may delay delivery or block temporary domains. Refresh, wait a moment, or choose another domain.
Can I send email from this mailbox?
No. This is a receive-only service and does not support sending, replying, or forwarding.
Can it receive OTP and verification codes?
Yes. The temporary inbox can receive signup confirmations and common OTP codes, with a quick copy action when a code is detected.
What happens when I change the email address?
The old mailbox and all of its messages are deleted immediately and cannot be recovered.
Can disposable email reduce spam?
Using a one-time address keeps your real inbox out of low-risk signups and can reduce later spam. Mail is token-protected and automatically deleted, but it should not be used for highly sensitive or long-term information.