Frequently Asked Questions

AliasMail is a privacy-first email forwarding and temporary inbox service. It creates unique email aliases or disposable burner addresses that forward incoming emails to your real inbox without exposing your actual email address to trackers, spammers, or data breaches.

No! You can generate and use instant temporary mailboxes immediately without registration or providing any personal information. If you want permanent email aliases, custom domain routing, or webhook delivery, you can sign up for a free account.

An Email Alias is a permanent or semi-permanent address that forwards emails directly to your primary personal inbox. A Temporary Inbox is a short-lived disposable mailbox created on demand for quick verifications, download links, or one-time signups that auto-expires after use.

Yes! AliasMail offers free instant temporary mailboxes, free email aliasing, and free API access. There are no hidden subscription fees, credit card requirements, or forced trial periods.

Public disposable email services (like Yopmail or Mailinator) allow anyone who knows your username to read your emails. AliasMail temporary inboxes are strictly private—secured by unique cryptographically generated tokens, ensuring nobody else can inspect your messages or OTPs.

Our Zero-Log policy guarantees that we do not write incoming email contents, subject lines, or recipient metadata to disk logs. Email payloads are processed entirely in ephemeral memory at Cloudflare Edge nodes and immediately discarded after delivery.

Yes. All incoming and outgoing connections enforce mandatory TLS 1.3 encryption. For forwarded email aliases, messages are encrypted via STARTTLS during transfer to your target destination address.

Yes. AliasMail automatically neutralizes invisible 1x1 tracking pixels, strips tracking UTM parameters from embedded links, and sanitizes remote images before displaying email contents in your browser.

Because of our Zero-Log ephemeral infrastructure, we do not store historical logs, IP access records, or email payload contents. We cannot provide data that we do not possess.

Some websites maintain lists of known public disposable domain names. AliasMail uses domain rotation and private alias domain pools so that your verification emails pass anti-abuse checks seamlessly.

Temporary mailboxes remain active for 24 hours by default. You can extend the timer at any time with a single click, or manually purge/delete the inbox whenever you are finished.

Yes. Temporary mailboxes support receiving documents, images, and standard attachments up to 10MB per message, which can be viewed or downloaded securely directly from the inbox interface.

To prevent outbound spam abuse, temporary burner mailboxes are receive-only by default. Registered account holders with active aliases can send out outbound replies using verified custom domain setups.

Yes! You can either auto-generate a random secure email handle or type your own custom handle (e.g. `mytest123@aliasmail.space`) to receive messages immediately.

Yes! Temporary inboxes are frequently used to receive one-time OTP verification codes and confirmation links for social platforms, gaming accounts, and Wi-Fi landing pages without giving away your real primary email.

Once a temporary mailbox expires or is manually deleted, all associated emails and RAM buffers are permanently purged. To prevent unexpected data loss, extend your timer or register a persistent email alias.

Yes! Account holders can add their custom domain by adding standard DNS records (MX, TXT/SPF). Once verified, you can generate unlimited aliases using `@yourdomain.com`.

Webhooks allow developers to forward incoming emails directly to HTTP API endpoints (JSON payload) in real-time. This is ideal for automated testing, parsing verification codes, or integrating email triggers into web/mobile apps.

Our webhook delivery system validates destination URLs against internal IP blocklists (disallowing localhost, 127.0.0.1, 10.0.0.0/8, 192.168.0.0/16) and enforces HTTPS TLS connections to guarantee server security.

The payload contains structured fields including `sender`, `recipient`, `subject`, `textBody`, `htmlBody`, `headers`, `attachmentsCount`, and `timestamp`.

First, check if the sender service requires a double opt-in confirmation. Most incoming emails arrive within 2–5 seconds. If sending from an automated system, verify that the handle was typed correctly.

Some strict platforms block public disposable domains. Using your own custom domain or our rotating private domain aliases solves this restriction completely while keeping your real email address hidden.

From your Dashboard, simply toggle off or click "Delete" next to any alias. Any future emails sent to that alias are immediately bounced at the edge network with zero processing.

Unlike traditional 10MinuteMail or Guerrilla Mail services that rely on ads and public access, AliasMail offers private encrypted inboxes, zero-log memory processing, custom domain aliasing, and developer webhook APIs.