Lawful, low-risk use
The service is suitable for verification codes, downloads, testing, and isolated communications—not for recovering critical accounts.
Terms at a glance
This page offers a convenient overview of our service rules; the complete, binding version is set out in the full Terms of Service.
The service is suitable for verification codes, downloads, testing, and isolated communications—not for recovering critical accounts.
Fraud, harassment, mass registration, malware, and attempts to bypass platform security controls are prohibited.
Addresses and emails may expire, arrive late, or be rejected by third parties. Save any information you need yourself.
To protect our infrastructure, we may rate-limit, suspend, or delete sessions and addresses that violate these rules.
| Topic | Your responsibility | Service measures |
|---|---|---|
| Address lifetime | Complete tasks before expiration | Receiving stops after expiration |
| Third-party rules | Follow the sender’s policies | No guarantee against rejection |
| Unusual activity | Stop abuse and automation | Rate limiting, suspension, or termination |
QuickTMP provides temporary inboxes, public addresses, and related security tools as is. Email delivery is affected by sender policies, network delays, and security filters, so we cannot guarantee that every message will arrive on time.
Email content and attachments come from the sender. Assess the risks before opening any link or file. You may not use the service to violate privacy, intellectual property, or other legal rights.
You are responsible for protecting verification codes, access tokens, and authenticator keys. If we detect unusual use, we may restrict features, delete data, or terminate access for security, legal, or operational reasons.
These terms may be updated as the service changes, and the effective date will be adjusted for significant changes. See the full Terms of Service.
The long-term public address dashboard uses email verification codes for sign-in. Make sure you continue to control the email address receiving them. If you enable an authenticator, store recovery codes and shared secrets offline—never publish them or give them to untrusted third parties.
If you spot an unusual session, unknown alias, or suspicious delivery, sign out immediately and contact support. We may ask you to verify your identity again or temporarily restrict the affected addresses and sessions while we investigate.
Temporary inbox data is cleared with the address lifetime. Necessary delivery records for long-term access are retained for a limited period as described on the page. After you delete emails, aliases, or sessions, the related content enters the cleanup process, though security logs may be kept longer when required by law or for abuse prevention.
We do not describe temporary addresses as permanent storage, and we do not promise that expired emails can be recovered. You are responsible for saving important information you are legally entitled to retain before it expires.
The site’s software, visual identity, and original text are protected by applicable law. Third-party trademarks and content in emails remain the property of their respective owners. You may not copy our branding to create confusion or use the email system to impersonate a sender.
External links, sender platforms, and third-party websites have their own rules. QuickTMP does not control their content or availability. A third party’s rejection of temporary domains or registration restrictions does not mean we promise to help bypass them.