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Melt Mail – Your Temporary eMail Forwarding

Posted by Marcus Zillman

Melt Mail – Your Temporary eMail Forwarding
http://meltmail.com/

Have you ever downloaded a software, where you have to register with your e-mail to receive the activation-code or the download-link? Have you ever registered to a forum with your real e-mail, just to post one question? There are a lot of scenarios as such. And in every case, you give your real e-mail address and get tons of junk-mail as a thankyou. With Melt Mail, you only give your unique Melt Mail address (which forwards to your own), get the desired information and after a defined period of time (the melting point) the Melt Mail address will be deleted. Enter your e-mail address in the text field and choose how long your Melt Mail forward-address should be available — it’s the melting point. After hitting the “create”-button, a unique Meltmail is created which forwards every incoming mail to your e-mail acccount. After the melting point is reached, they delete your real e-mail address from their forwarding database and also the Meltmail won’t be available anymore. So, they only store your e-mail address during the period of time you defined with the melting point. Compared to other services, Melt Mail cares about your privacy! First of all, Melt Mail doesn’t store any of the e-mails you forward using this service. The system is simply not interested in them. Secondly, the e-mail address you give to us, is only stored in our mail forwarding database during the period of time you define due choosing a melting point. After that period of time, theu only store the normal connection data for the period of time specified by the german law. And the most important part: they don’t use your e-mail addresses for sending SPAM or other kind of mails. This has been added to Privacy Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

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