Do you get more spams than regular emails? Does your inbox look creepy? Then tinymail.me is ‘the’ website for you. It’s a website that helps you in lessening your spam count and keeping your inbox clean and tidy and free of unwanted mails.
It is very simple to use with no registration is required, and the website is attractive too. With a simple homepage, the work it does is simply amazing. To protect your inbox from spams, all you need to do is follow one simple step. On the homepage, in the bar proved, you need to write your email address that you would like to protect and click on the black button that says, ‘protect it’ right next to it. Wasn’t it simple? Your email address is now protected. It will only show the first letter or a few letters of your id. For example, after protecting my Gmail address, it only showed h…@gmail.com.
It will now take you to another page which will contain all your protected mail address’ information.
It provides you with:
- A link for websites in HTML.
- A BB-Code for forums.
- And a direct link for your protected email address.
Now, all that remains to do is provide your protected email address link wherever u want to. Whenever someone clicks on the link, it will go to a page where it will ask the user to fill in 2 given words. When the words are typed correctly and the black ‘unlock it’ button is pressed, it leads the user to a page that will show the protected email address in huge letters.
Half of the total spams that are sent by bots fail at the step where word verification is asked. This drastically reduces the amount of spams you get. To sum it all up, tinymail.me is a very useful but easy website. If you are looking for free and no-registration-required spam protection, tinymail.me is the most useful one.
very informative!
Tiny me, is a good tool, but if you want to do it manually, here is a quick tutorial to create disposable emails, cool right..
http://thetoptenme.wordpress.com/2008/07/31/instant-disposable-gmail-addresses/
@vishesh,
thank you.
@chirax,
tinaymail.me is not for disposable emails. its for protecting your email address from spamers.
and btw… nice post. useful. but i have a separate id for submitting to websites. so i really dont care if i get spams there.
this is soooooo fantastic! I did a test: one account with tmm, one without. a couple of months later–wow. spam *with* tinymail.me? four.
without? over four *thousand.*
I deleted my spammy account, kept my clean one, and man oh man! you made my personal all-time top ten webapps. or heck–apps, period.
Very informative thanks for sharing I just posted a post very similar to this service but it’s called scr.im you can check out the post here → http://wp.me/sWjlp-scrim to see the similarity of the services I will be diffidently checking out tinymail.me…
Its like you read my mind! You appear to know so much
about this, like you wrote the book in it or something.
I think that you can do with some pics to drive
the message home a little bit, but other than that, this is excellent blog.
A great read. I will certainly be back.