Get a disposable email address that lasts 10 minutes with this app
Don't you hate it when you want to sign up for something, and that service wants you to leave an email address to complete the setup? This app does just what its name says. It gives you a disposable email address that lasts 10 minutes. That's enough time to set something up, get a confirmation email to finish the setup, and never get bugged again by that service if you don't wish to.
Now, you can use that address in your real email for those 10 minutes, so you can answer any inquiries. It becomes a real email address, but it self-destructs after 10 minutes. OR you can actually increase that time up to 160 minutes, if 10 isn't enough. That's just the free version. With the paid version, you can get rid of the ads, and use that fake email address for even longer and set up multiple fake emails, if you need to. 10 minute mail is a free app on iTunes and Android.
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