Contact TempMail

Questions, suggestions, or a problem with the service? We would like to hear from you. Write to us at sheikhsub804@gmail.com — that is the fastest way to reach the person who runs TempMail.

Response time: we read every message and usually reply within two working days. If your problem is urgent — for example, the inbox will not load at all — say so in the subject line and we will look at it first.

What to write about

• A missing email: tell us the temporary address you used, who the email was from, and roughly when it was sent (date and time, with your time zone). Also tell us which provider you were using — Mail.tm, GuerrillaMail or TempMail Plus — you can see it in the provider menu above your address. Note that some websites block disposable addresses: if a site refuses your temporary address, that is the site's own rule, not a TempMail fault, and we cannot force the site to accept it.
• A bug or a broken page: tell us what you tapped, what you expected to happen, and what you saw instead. If you can, include the page address, your browser, and whether you are on a phone or a computer.
• A feature idea: tell us what would make TempMail more useful for you, and how you would use it.
• Abuse: if you believe someone is using TempMail to send spam or to impersonate you, tell us the address and the message details and we will block the address.

What not to send

Never send us your passwords — not your TempMail sign-in details, and not passwords for any other service. Never send us other people's mail: if an email arrives in your temporary inbox by mistake, delete it instead of forwarding it to us. And never send banking details, identity documents or anything you would not want a stranger to read, because email is not a private channel.

Please also remember that a deleted address or message cannot be recovered — not by you, and not by us. If a verification code is gone, the only fix is to ask the website to send a new one to a fresh temporary address.

Before writing, it is often quicker to check the FAQ or the step-by-step guide — most common questions are answered there.