Stop Email Spam this Christmas with Mailexpire

I don’t know about you but I’m not a big fan of spam. Whilst for the most part Thunderbird does a great job of filtering it out there are some cases I’d rather just not give my real email address out at all.

These are the kind of things I don’t like giving my real email address out for are:

1. Directory Submissions
2. Viral Opt-In Lists
3. Free Ebooks
4. Membership Sites I’m just “trying”
5. Anything that looks like it’ll send me a newsletter

It’s a common theme with a lot of websites selling products. After all, I can related to the fact that email marketing DOES work.

But…..I can’t help being curious, especially if a site asks me for my email address to get a copy of their “super special ebook” I’ll usually download it to get ideas or see what kind of tactics they’re using, probably to get you to sign up to something else at a later point. Problem is, most of these sites will spam you to death everyday with their affiliate marketing offers or ask you to “upgrade” to another “secret” part of the website.
Well, it’s time to fight back. Why shouldn’t you be able to be curious without giving away your real email address? With Mailexpire you can.

First of all, Mailexpire is free. You can set up a random mail address for anywhere from 12 hours to 3 months. It will automatically forward the mail to your nominated email address then expire after the time you set.

Now say goodbye to all that affiliate marketing SPAM. You can now sign up to things without fear of your inbox getting more offers than a scantily clad lady on a street corner