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I need a temporary email to register on one web service and not to receive spam later. But the thing is that they block emails from all known temporary and public email services. Is there a temporary email provider which registers a random domain, provides an email for temporary use and then cancels the domain?
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– Gnoupi – 2010-08-01T14:21:00.333There is probably a good reason why they block those kinds of services. And what you are describing could never happen, as it costs money to register a domain, and the domain generally isn't available for 24 hours. – Natalie Adams – 2010-08-01T17:14:12.423