New web services are launched almost every hour that require you to register with a valid email address before you can play with the service. Same goes with discussion boards and internet forums - they will ask your email before letting you in. And each time you share your personal email address with a not-so-popular website, you run the risk of getting more spam. Then came disposable email address services like SpamBox or Mailexpire, that let you create temporary email address which expire after a given time. These service forward all mails to your primary email inbox until the temporary email account expires. A more useful player in the game is 10MinuteMail.com which actually provides a disposable email account and not just a use-n-throw email address. With 10 Minute Mail, you get a temporary e-mail address. Any e-mails sent to this disposable address will show up automatically on the temporary web page that's visible only to you. You can read new emails send to the disposable ...
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