How to Send an Anonymous Email Message

Type "gpg -ea -r [last remailer address] mail.txt"

Type "gpg -ea -r [last remailer address] mail.txt"

Heinz Tschabitscher

• Use "cd" to go to your Desktop directory.
  • On Windows, that's typically something like "cd c:\Documents and Settings\menon\Desktop".
• Type "gpg -ea -r [last remailer address] mail.txt".
  • Replace [last remailer address] with the email address of the last remailer in your chain. If you chose two, that would be the second.
  • For example, I want to send an anonymous email through remailer@aarg.net and (then) anon@paranoici.org, so I type "gpg -ea -r anon@paranoici.org mail.txt".
• Hit Enter.
• If GnuPG asks you to verify that you want to encrypt to an unverified key, type "y" and hit Enter.

• Choose at least two remailers
• Open a command prompt
• Type "gpg -ea -r [last remailer address] mail.txt"
• Open "mail.txt.asc" (the encrypted mail.txt file) in Notepad
• Back on the command line
• Open "mail.txt.asc" in Notepad (or another plain text editor) again
• Create a new plain text message in your email program or email service