- Source
- TempMailC
- Access model
- Public inbox
- Upstream retention
- Provider-controlled
- Removal here
- Request source deletion
Use the complete generated address
TempMailC generates an address through its public API. Its domain pool is managed by the provider, so the domain returned today is not a commitment about future addresses. Always copy the complete address shown in your current inbox.
If a signup form rejects that domain, changing the name before the at-sign may not help. The receiving site decides which email domains it accepts. Use a lasting mailbox when the site requires one, especially if the signup creates an account you will need later.
Source changes do not move delivered mail
Choosing TempMailC after using another source creates a different destination. Mail sent to your previous address will not be forwarded into the new inbox. Update the address at the sender and request a new message only after you have confirmed which inbox is active.
The adapter supports listing, reading, and deleting individual messages. The provider controls its own retention; GetaTempMail does not promise a specific upstream storage duration for this source. The app’s one-hour session and receive-only workflow remain the same.
A few common questions
Can I choose a permanent TempMailC domain here?+
No. The integration uses the address supplied by the provider. Domain availability and acceptance by other websites may change.
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.