Have you ever heard of the term “10-minute Email”? And what do we need them for? In this article, I will introduce the details and how to use 10-minute emails!
For those who have never used virtual addresses or accounts, you likely haven’t heard of 10-minute emails. Let’s explore more in this article.
Introduction to 10-minute email
A 10-minute email can be simply understood as a virtual email that is created quickly without the user needing to provide any information. For example, when creating a Gmail account, you are required to enter personal data such as full name, date of birth, phone number, etc. However, with a 10-minute email, you simply copy the email address and use it immediately.
The phrase “10 minutes” here refers to the fact that this email only exists for about 10 minutes, rather than being permanent like Gmail or YahooMail. However, the features are completely similar; you can still receive and send emails from this address. You might wonder, what can you actually do with an email that only lasts 10 minutes?
Uses and how to use 10-minute email
Due to its “quick in, quick out” nature, 10-minute emails are used for non-critical purposes such as:
- Creating temporary accounts on websites that require login to use
- Avoiding spam and promotional messages
- Protecting personal information and your primary email address, saving time on creating new emails
- Securing confidential correspondence
- Incoming and outgoing emails are still stored on the system for 7 days
How to create 10-minute email quickly and easily
Currently, there are many websites that support 10-minute email creation, but I find Mail1s to be the most stable, easy to use, and supports Vietnamese. Additionally, you can search on Google with the keyword “10-minute email” to find many other options.
Step 1: Access the Mail1s website. On the main page, you will see a 10-minute email creation bar. There are 2 ways:
- Way 1: Enter the email name you want > select an email domain from the available list > click the Create button.
- Way 2: Click the Create a random email button and let the website generate one randomly for you.
Step 2: After selecting, the website will immediately redirect you to your “inbox.” You can see your email address along with several feature buttons such as copy (copy), refresh inbox (refresh), create new email (new), and delete the created email (delete).
Step 3: Scroll down on this page to view the emails that have been sent to you.
Conclusion
Hopefully, this article has provided you with a new tip that you can apply when needed instead of having to enter all your personal information to create a new email. Good luck!
