Burner Mail

@L1Wulf That’s our official app 🙂

There are very few purchases that I'm proud to make. @burner_emails is one such purchase. Used the free version for a while, but loved it so much, felt it was time support. Allows you to generate random forwarding emails for every service I sign up for. Great for security.

You owe it to yourself to try out @burner_emails. It works like a charm so far, I'm thinking of using them for *any* new service I sign up for.

@loonelou831 You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@badger_005 @lululemon You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@HMMwalugha @AmazonHelp You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@AmazonHelp Unsubscribe me from Prime video & NickHits. Also, refund $35.69 for the unintended subscriptions. I can't seem to reach you via email.

@babsflower1 @Unrollme You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@jposamen You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

I know someone whose son got purged from the voter roll after having voted in 2018. Just check (and unsubscribe from their emails right away if that bugs you): vote.org/am-i-registere…

@mh_ashish @olamoney_in You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@olamoney_in Stop sending me spam emails for offers on credit cards and cashbacks? Also no unsubscribe button in marketing emails?

@ThatPHCBoy You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

Sending your emails without unsubscribe button is actually stupid because people are going to get upset and report your email as abuse, which is what it is. Optimize your content and if your STP is on point people will stay, read and act.

@lokified @euchrid You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

Was checking my spam folder & saw an email from a venue & thought “Ugh, I should unsubscribe instead of just deleting” & lucky I did because it was a reminder that I was going to see The New Pornographers with @euchrid in two freaking days & had completely forgotten Yay

@aleckhoury You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

It never ceases to amaze how sites intentionally worsen design for email unsubscribe flows. This is Walmart's vudu email list unsub page. You click a link, a network request happens with no visual feedback, then no action completes unless you hit update, which shows this:

@Swanny_s @AesTw You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@DaveTaylor You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

The latest wave of spam are requests for you to UNSUBSCRIBE from email lists. Surprise, they're scams. Here's what they're doing and why NOT to click and unsubscribe: askdavetaylor.com/why-do-i-get-u… #spam #scam #security

@ArleyM @threadhelp @threadless You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@threadhelp @threadless Most people you'd email probably would understand why (marketing makes the world go 'round); but the fact that they also then cannot unsubscribe might really rub someone the wrong way! A wire is crossed somewhere, probably an easy fix!

@threadhelp @threadless I am suddenly getting near-daily emails from you that unsubscription isn't ending. I don't mind, I can filter to auto-delete, but I think it's really important that you know this seems broken:

@AesTw @Swanny_s You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@EmailonAcid You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

Breaking up is hard to do. 😔 But here's why you should always make it easy to unsubscribe: 👉 It's the law. 👉 It's better for deliverability. 👉 The more people on your list that ACTUALLY want your emails, the better engagement, open, and click-through rates you will have!

@RayganEarl You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

@DearneLauren You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.

For some reason there's something about the tiny detail of sending out this email that just makes me happy? Like things such as mothers + fathers day can be hard on people for many reasons so the idea that you can unsubscribe for the occasions with ease is really kind

@letrice718 You can use something like burnermail.io - it hides your real email address behind aliases, protecting against identity theft, fraud, spam, etc. Whenever you want to sign up for something, it will generate an alias for you that will forward to your real email address.