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With your Mailgw account, you can give out a separate temporary email address to every company which asks you for one. For example, if your Mailgw account name is 'dave' and you buy a book from amazon.com, you could give the following email address to Amazon:

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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    US flagGray Watson
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    Proprietary and Free product.
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What is Mailgw?

With your Mailgw account, you can give out a separate temporary email address to every company which asks you for one. For example, if your Mailgw account name is 'dave' and you buy a book from amazon.com, you could give the following email address to Amazon:

dave.amazon@mailgw.com

Mail sent to this address will forward to your current email account with no configuration changes to your system. You can also associate notes to each address to help you remember where you used it. Giving a separate email address for each purchase will help you track which companies are selling their email addresses to marketers. If you start receiving spam on a particular address, you can disable it with a click of the mouse and you know who to blame.

NOTE: We used to be mailnull.com. See details about the migration: https://mailgw.com/changes.html