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Email Providers for throwaway/stealth emails
 

What do you guys use for email providers?

You used to be able to make a hotmail or yahoo account in 10 seconds, but nowadays they all want phone verification. Gmail too.

Then you have "stealth" providers like protonmail and tutanota but using such an email makes you look untrustworthy as they're often used for shady purposes.

So what are people using nowadays?

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I use gmx and mail.ru; both allow you to have 10 aliases per account, which is 10 different email addresses per account.

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Gmail all the way.

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What do you do about the phone verification?

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You can use phoneverifications services. You can easily google that, and yes, they're cheap.

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Also you can just buy sim cards, this is much cheaper option.
You can verify 4 gmail accounts in just 1 number.

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Pain in the ass for large volume. I need a few hundred.

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Then just buy ready made phone verified accounts.

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If that's the case, just look into the options that I already mentioned; they're free.

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OK thanks for the suggestions.

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Which out of the suggestions are you referring too? slokor and tinsolder has given you the best but yet you think it's time consuming due to the phone verification process, if you are trying to bypass that simple but time cunsuming process you will get bitten and taken back to the starting line.
Only then you will find out that if you would have taken that advise at the start you would have been nearly there by now,
Personly i wouldn't suggest any disposable email providers but if slokor and tinsolder suggested gmail you should take that advise.
Disposable email = temporary and is defined as you do not intend keeping it for long term

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Since when are gmx and mail.ru "disposable"?

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it's not but alias email account you are hiding your identity, used in the same way as disposable as it can be deleted at anytime without effecting the primary account, since the recipient cannot see who the sender is behind it, if you receive an email from an alias account is would be flagged as spam the same as a disposable one as it's flagged as untrusted,

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I know for a fact that gmx lets you set the sender for any alias address, but anyway all of this is completely irrelevant for somebody who will just be selling on eBay and not sending out emails.

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however they are defined different,

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Alias addresses being flagged as spam is pure crap.

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Then again I'm not sure if we can expect much more than that from someone whose interests are listed as "masturbating, downloading porn".

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To be honest i have never created alias accounts so i wouldn't know, OP asked for providers for throwaway ones and he was given the answer
You suggested to him two email providers but did not state about the term Alias and it's benifits from it.

If you had stated that it would have seen different.

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obvoiusly joke

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Read my post again... I said it's as good as having another email address.

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Is it? so too is this?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_alias

it say's
"The recipient's SMTP server sees only the forwarding system's IP address. In general it has no reason to trust the Received: headerfield generated by the forwarding system and does not know the originating system's IP address. Therefore, recipients cannot reliably distinguish spam to the alias address from spam generated on the forwarding system. When a recipient reports a message to his ISP as spam, the ISP credits that spam to the forwarding system. ISPs with low abuse thresholds may begin blocking email from the forwarding system"