Spoof Mail FAQ

Using Spoof Mail

Is Spoof Mail free?

Yes. The current temporary inbox service is free to use.

Do I need to create an account?

No. You can generate an inbox without signing up.

How long does my inbox last?

Current inboxes are created with a one-hour expiration. Expired inboxes and their stored messages are removed by automated cleanup.

Can I send email?

No. Spoof Mail is receive-only.

Can I receive verification links?

Yes. Spoof Mail can receive emails containing verification links. Acceptance of a temporary email address can vary by website or service.

Messages and privacy

Does Spoof Mail support HTML email?

Yes. Spoof Mail can display both HTML and plain-text emails.

What about images in emails?

Some email images may be blocked for privacy. You can choose to load them when needed.

Does Spoof Mail make me anonymous?

Spoof Mail helps you avoid giving websites your primary email address. It is not a complete anonymity service.

Are attachments supported?

Not yet.

Should I use it for important accounts?

No. Use a permanent address you control for banking, account recovery, important purchases and services you expect to access later. A temporary inbox is intentionally short-lived.

Read Privacy for more about data handling or learn about temporary email.