Frequently Asked Questions

etempmail is a free temporary email service that provides you with instant disposable email addresses. When you visit our website, we automatically generate a random email address using our custom domain (@bagaji.edu.pl). You can receive emails instantly without any registration or personal information required.

Temporary email addresses are useful when you need to sign up for websites, download files, access free trials, or register for services without revealing your real email. They protect you from spam, phishing attempts, data breaches, and help maintain your privacy online.

On etempmail.com, regular temporary emails remain active until you generate a new one or clear your browser data. Our special 10-minute mail feature (available at /en/10minutemail) automatically expires after exactly 10 minutes with a live countdown timer. All emails are permanently deleted according to our retention policy.

No, our service is designed only for receiving emails. You cannot send emails from temporary addresses. This is a security feature that prevents abuse and maintains the anonymous nature of the service.

Yes, temporary email addresses are safe to use for their intended purpose. However, avoid using them for important accounts like banking, social media, or any service where you need long-term access. Never share sensitive personal information through temporary emails.

Yes! etempmail uses advanced local storage technology to remember your temporary email address. When you return to our website on the same device and browser, your email address will be automatically restored. This makes etempmail more convenient than other temporary email services.

etempmail is designed with privacy-first principles. We do not store your personal data, IP addresses, or any identifying information permanently. Our secure webhook system processes emails without logging personal details. All temporary emails and content are automatically deleted according to our strict retention policy.

While technically possible, many social media platforms block temporary email domains. We recommend using temporary emails primarily for newsletters, downloads, free trials, and one-time registrations rather than important social accounts.

Yes, our service can receive verification codes, OTP (One-Time Passwords), and confirmation emails. However, some services may block temporary email domains, so success isn't guaranteed for all websites.

You can generate a new email address anytime, which effectively replaces your current one. The old address becomes inaccessible and its emails are automatically deleted according to our retention policy.

etempmail stands out with several unique features: our custom domain (@bagaji.edu.pl) for better email delivery, automatic inbox refresh every 10 seconds, beautiful progress bars for all actions, persistent email addresses across browser sessions, and both regular temp mail and dedicated 10-minute mail with live timer. Plus, our modern UI is built with Next.js and Tailwind for optimal performance.

Absolutely! etempmail.com is fully responsive and works perfectly on all mobile devices. Our modern design automatically adapts to smartphones and tablets, providing the same great experience as desktop. Simply visit etempmail.com from any mobile browser - no app installation required.

Some websites do block known temporary email domains to prevent abuse. If you encounter such restrictions, try generating a new email address or use our service for different types of registrations.

etempmail offers two distinct services: Our main service at etempmail.com provides temporary emails that persist until you generate a new one, perfect for longer sessions. Our 10-minute mail at etempmail.com/en/10minutemail features automatic expiration after exactly 10 minutes with a live countdown timer, ideal for quick verifications and one-time use.

There's no specific limit to the number of emails you can receive in your temporary inbox. However, all emails are subject to our automatic deletion policy based on the service type you're using.