Temp Mail [Disposable Temporary Email]

As always, I continue to create different "Temp Mail" websites.

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While browsing the internet, I learned that users really like websites that provide temporary mail services. After doing some research, I realized I also wanted to have something like that.

For some reason, I always thought about domain extensions like ".com" or ".net," so I bought new domain names by adding prefixes.

I spent countless hours, day and night, trying to make it work, but I didn't achieve any success. 😊

In short, I had some wasted days, so I had to take a break.

Once again, as soon as I woke up, the idea of creating a "Temp Mail" website popped into my mind.

But this time, it would have domain names without any prefixes. I spent all my time figuring out which website would work and which wouldn't.

Later, I came across different domain extensions like ".rip" and ".zip."

At first, they seemed very foreign to me. I couldn’t remember these kinds of extensions, so I added the websites to my bookmarks.

Slowly, I started getting used to these new domain extensions. 😍

Anyway, let’s get back to the main topic.

Temp Mail WIKI

Today, I am going to introduce a fantastic new domain name, "www.tempmail.wiki."

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This website is not like a "Wikipedia" encyclopedia website, so don't get confused. 😊

".wiki" also, in a way, doesn't remind me of the "LC Waikiki" website.

Anyway, this website doesn't require your personal email addresses. When you access the site, you'll see various different mail addresses.

These email addresses will be your temporary mail addresses.

Copy the email address and go to any website where you want to sign up. This can be an AI or a social media site.

Paste the address into the email field on the registration screen. Within seconds, an activation code will appear on the screen.