Saturday, January 29, 2011

Use Disposable Email Address

disposable Usually, every site on internet asks you to register to get into it, and you got to give your email address in the registration forms, which in turn sends you a verification email.No matter how useful the site is in the long run for you, you will need to register with your email to enter into it, for time being at least. This wont stop there.. you will keep on receiving spam emails, forever.

To avoid all these hassles,you can use a disposable email address, for random websites that ask your email address. Pepbot.com is a disposable email service that comes up with one such free solution.

No Signup is required here. Anytime you are prompted to enter a email address on a website, enter a random word @pepbot.com ( example: abcd@pepbot.com )

If you need to check the email sent from the Website, simply navigate to Pepbot.com and enter the random email address you used on the Web site. There is no password—the address’ received email is completely public. Obviously, you should make sure no personal data is transmitted in this method.

 

Video: Use Disposable Email Address

Well, there is more. To have Pepbot automatically click verification links for you, simply end your random email address with –a. So, use an address like abcd-a@pepbot.com and forget about verification links all together

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