Bloggers for Dollars

There are a couple of others that you can check as well, especially if you need the address for longer than 10 minutes.

MyTrashMail.com
and
Mailinator.com

A slight touch of irony here is that MyTrashMail has spam filtering enabled, and the only way to turn it off is to sign up on their site. This has actually blocked some activation emails from a few forums.

If you use these addresses that stick around for longer than 10 minutes then remember to delete activation emails or what have you so that others won't see them. :^)

Another thing to note is that some services have become wise to these temporary email addresses and will not accept them. For situations such as these, if you -really- want to use said service, I recommend using your website's control panel to create an email alias (or forwarder, which ever it's called) for the purpose of signing up for the service.

You can then delete the alias/forwarder when it's no longer needed.

That's something of a troublesome approach though. When I find a service that rejects MyTrashMail, Mailinator, and almost certainly other equal services I automatically assume that they're going to spam. In such cases I typically just go to a competing website and won't bother with the forwarding, but it's an approach that I do use occasionally. :^)

I do like the idea of this 10Minute mail though. I'll definitely keep it in mind for the next time that I need a disposable email address.

G'day!
~Steph