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Terms of Service / Effective August 20, 2026
Short-term email needs clear boundaries
By accessing or using TMPPost, you agree to these terms. We provide tools to reduce email exposure—not to evade the law, platform rules, or account responsibilities. Understand each feature’s retention and reliability limits before using it.
At a glance
Four commitments before using the service
Expired addresses and emails cannot be recovered. Don’t use them for critical accounts, legal notices, or permanent records.
Sender policies, networks, security filters, and maintenance may cause delays, rejections, or interruptions.
Fraud, harassment, ban evasion, malicious automation, and unlawful content may result in immediate restrictions.
What’s allowed—and what isn’t
Privacy-friendly uses welcome; harmful uses are not
Permitted uses
You may, provided you follow the destination service’s rules and applicable law:
- Isolate one-time verification codes and downloads
- Reduce marketing tracking and exposure of your primary inbox
- Manage shopping and subscription activity with separate aliases
- Test email workflows you own or are authorized to test
- Pause aliases affected by spam
Immediate shutdown uses
You must not use TMPPost to carry out or assist with:
- Fraud, phishing, impersonation, extortion, or harassment
- Bulk registrations, trial abuse, or ban evasion
- Distributing malware or unsolicited bulk email
- Violating privacy, intellectual property, or other legal rights
- Disrupting the service, probing for vulnerabilities, or reselling unauthorized access
Retention and responsibility matrix
Features vary by product tier
| Item | Temporary inbox | Permanent forwarding | Your responsibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity | No account required; access uses a random token | Sign in with an email verification code; 2FA can be enabled | Protect your device, token, and login email |
| Retention | 3 hours by default, up to 24 hours | Until paused, deleted, or the account is terminated | Move important accounts before expiration |
| Delivery | Compliant incoming mail appears in the web inbox | Forwarding with limited status history | Verify senders and maintain backups |
| Content | Malicious or oversized content may be blocked | Spam classification and blocklists may apply | Do not receive, store, or distribute unlawful content |
| Termination | Expiration or manual deletion | User deletion or suspension for violations | Export information you need before termination |
Full terms
1. Eligibility and acceptance
You must be of the legal age and have the capacity required to enter into this agreement where you live. If you use the service for an organization, you confirm that you can bind it to these terms. If you disagree, do not access or use the service.
The service is not provided to persons or entities subject to applicable sanctions or legal prohibitions. You must ensure that your location, purpose, and content comply with local law and the destination platform’s rules.
2. Service description
TMPPost provides time-limited temporary inboxes, plus email-forwarding aliases, delivery history, and security settings managed after sign-in. Specific features, limits, and retention periods are shown on the relevant pages and service facts page.
A temporary email is not permanent storage, and forwarding is not a guarantee of delivery. We may adjust features for maintenance, security, capacity, or product development, with reasonable notice of material adverse changes.
3. Accounts and access security
Forwarding accounts are verified by email code, and an account can be created at first sign-in. You are responsible for controlling your login email, verification codes, 2FA keys, and browser tokens. Do not share, sell, or automate abusive access to an account.
If you suspect unauthorized access, sign out immediately, secure your login email, and contact support. Losses caused by your failure to reasonably protect credentials will be determined under applicable law and the parties’ actual fault.
4. Content and complaints
Email content is the responsibility of the sender and user; TMPPost does not claim ownership. You grant us the limited permission needed to receive, scan, display, forward, and securely process email. This permission is not used to sell content or build advertising profiles.
Rights holders and affected people may submit specific complaints to support@tmppost.com, including addresses, dates and times, the legal basis for the complaint, and verifiable evidence. We will review requests and, where appropriate, restrict content, addresses, or accounts.
5. Anti-abuse and enforcement
We may use automated and manual signals to identify unusual account creation, malicious delivery, credential attacks, ban evasion, and other harmful behavior. To protect users and infrastructure, we may rate-limit, reject mail, pause aliases, terminate accounts, or retain necessary evidence.
Serious unlawful conduct or an imminent security risk may be addressed without prior notice. In other cases, we will explain the reason when reasonably practicable and provide a contact channel for users to respond or appeal.
6. Third-party services
Email senders, recipient mailbox providers, network operators, and websites accessed by users are independent third parties. Their availability, content, privacy practices, and account decisions are outside TMPPost’s control.
Senders may reject temporary email addresses, and a destination mailbox may classify forwarded mail as spam. These third-party decisions do not constitute a breach by TMPPost, although we will reasonably maintain our delivery systems.
7. Availability, warranties, and liability limits
To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided “as is” and “as available,” without guarantees of uninterrupted or error-free operation, fitness for a particular purpose, or delivery of every email. Do not rely on temporary email for urgent, financial, medical, legal, or account-recovery notices.
To the extent permitted by law, TMPPost is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential losses. Any liability that cannot be excluded will be handled under applicable law. Nothing here limits liability for fraud, willful misconduct, or liability that the law prohibits limiting.
8. Indemnity, termination, and data
If your unlawful use, infringing content, or material breach of these terms leads to a third-party claim, you must, to the extent permitted by law, accept responsibility for the related liability and reasonable costs. We will not require you to bear liability for TMPPost’s own willful misconduct.
You may stop using the service, destroy a temporary inbox, or delete an alias. After termination, data is handled under the Privacy Policy and legal obligations. Expired or deleted content may not be recoverable, so save important information in advance.
9. Changes and disputes
We may update these terms due to legal, risk, or feature changes and will show the effective date on this page. Material changes will be highlighted in a reasonable manner. Continued use after the effective date means you accept the updates, unless the law requires otherwise.
If a dispute arises, contact us first through the support email so both sides can try to resolve it informally. The governing law and courts will be determined by the location of the service provider and any mandatory consumer-protection rules.