The Bottom Line
NetMails.NET offers a simple Web-based email account and a well-rounded disposable email address service that forwards, knows auto-expiring aliases, and can filter spam.
NetMails.NET is no longer available.
NetMails.NET is no longer available.
Pros
- Well-rounded disposable email address service
- Can clean mail of HTML, scripts, images, and more
- NetMails.NET aliases can expire automatically
Cons
- No automatic connection of NetMails.NET alias and site
- NetMails.NET lacks POP or IMAP access
- No NetMails.NET alias auto-expiration based on usage
Description
- NetMails.NET offers Web-based email accounts with up to 100 disposable aliases.
- Alias names can be random, real names, or chosen freely.
- Each alias can be deleted at any time, or set to expire automatically.
- Outgoing mail can be sent from any alias, NetMail.NET will remember the appropriate one.
- In replies to mail forwarded by NetMails.NET, it can replace your real address with the disposable.
- Incoming mail can be filtered for spam with SpamAssisin content filters.
- NetMails.NET protects your privacy and security by showing HTML-formatted mails in plain text.
- Alternatively, it displays HTML-formatted images without remote images and scripts.
Guide Review - NetMails.NET - Disposable Email Address Service
Ideally, you use a special email address for every site that require an email address. To this end you could create dozens of Web-based email accounts, and delete an account if it gets spam.
Or you use a disposable email address service like NetMails.NET. NetMails.NET aliases can forward to an existing address, but you can also access incoming mail via the Web. Once an alias gets spammed, it's easy to turn delivery off, and aliases can even be set to automatically expire.
As an additional bonus, NetMails.NET can protect your privacy and security by removing remote images, scripts and other nasty stuff from HTML emails. As a second layer of spam protection, NetMails.NET offers SpamAssassin filtering.
