What it does
Spamex provides disposable email addresses designed to route correspondence without disclosing a primary address. The service documents address control and changing the real destination address.
Spamex is an address-management service rather than a second inbox to check. Its documented purpose is to hand out a disposable address and retain the ability to stop unwanted mail without replacing the real destination. It also describes changing the real address behind the aliases. This model is useful when a long-lived inbox has become shared with too many senders: each disposable route can be handled independently while correspondence still arrives in the usual place.
Use disabling and deletion differently. The FAQ allows a disabled address to be enabled again, while deletion is permanent; rejected mail is not retained for later retrieval. Also remove personal addresses from signatures before replying through an alias, because the service cannot guarantee removal from message text.
Strengths
- Disposable addresses separate signup contact details from a real inbox.
- The service describes changing the underlying destination address.
Best for
- People comparing long-running alias-forwarding services