- Source
- GrabMail
- Access model
- Public inbox
- Upstream retention
- 5 days upstream
- Removal here
- Request source deletion
What choosing GrabMail changes
GrabMail lets public addresses receive messages without registering an account. GetaTempMail generates a random mailbox name instead of asking you to reuse a common name. The address is still a public destination: someone who knows it may be able to open the upstream inbox.
This source is useful for a short manual test when you want to keep a test message separate from your everyday email. Copy the address exactly as displayed, trigger the email, and keep the same session open while you finish the task.
Five-day storage is not five-day access here
GrabMail documents five-day upstream message retention. GetaTempMail provides a one-hour session, so the longer provider retention does not give this interface a five-day inbox history. Save any low-stakes information you need before changing addresses.
Requests to this source are paced by our integration. Repeatedly pressing refresh cannot make the sender deliver sooner and may only reuse a recent inbox result. If a message is delayed, check the submitted address and the sending application before generating a replacement.
A few common questions
Can I keep using the GrabMail address here for five days?+
No. The upstream retention window and your one-hour GetaTempMail session are separate. This interface does not restore previous sessions.
Does choosing this source extend my GetaTempMail session?+
No. GetaTempMail sessions last one hour. Provider retention and availability are separate from access through this interface.