Get a verification code for your alt,
and still access it weeks later
How would you like to receive this verification email?
Sign in once with your real email—no password needed. Create an alias and use it to sign up; incoming mail is forwarded automatically, so you can still receive recovery codes weeks later.
- Sign in with a code, no password
- Up to 100 aliases per account
- Your real email stays off signup forms
Receive only; when the address expires, all messages are deleted and cannot be recovered.
Confirm your email address
You're using zhouyiran27@posttemp.com to create a new account. Enter the verification code below on the signup page to finish creating your account:
Never share your verification code. If you didn't request this, you can ignore this email; no account will be created.
This is a Posttemp demo email to show how messages appear in your inbox. It is not affiliated with TikTok.
Only Posttemp appears on signup forms;
your real email stays private
Your real email is used once to sign in without a password. After that, use a separate address for each game or community to receive verification codes.
Up to 100 forwarding aliases,
so you can still get codes when recovering your account weeks later
Sign in with your real email to create aliases, and messages sent to each alias are automatically forwarded to your real inbox. Temporary addresses expire, but aliases stay active—so game account recovery codes go straight to your usual inbox.
Open the page and your address is ready;
copy it straight into a signup form
No signup or personal details needed. Your address lasts 3 hours by default; extend it if you need more time, up to 24 hours. Don't need it? Get a new one with a click.
An address that looks like a person's email, not a random string
The address starts with a familiar name and numbers, followed by posttemp.com. Sign up without an address that immediately looks disposable.
Addresses generated by Posttemp
- zhouyiran27@posttemp.com
- linmoqing@posttemp.com
- haoyuchen91@posttemp.com
Typical random-looking addresses
- x7k2q9vzt0@****.com
- qz8f3mw1pa@****.com
- r0tj5yx2ln@****.com
One real email,
up to 100 aliases
Create a separate alias for each game and community. If one starts receiving spam, you'll know where your address was exposed.
- 1Enter your real emailEnter it once on the sign-in page. No password needed.
- 2Enter the sign-in code you receiveThe code is sent to your real email. Enter it to sign in.
- 3Create an alias and use it on signup formsIncoming messages are forwarded to your real inbox. Disable an alias anytime from your dashboard.
A gaming alt's email timeline
Start with a temporary address to create your account. If you plan to keep playing, switch to a forwarding alias so account recovery won't leave you waiting for a code.
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Minute 0
Open the page and get an address
An address is generated automatically. Copy it into the signup form for a game or community.
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Minute 2
Verification code arrives
The new email appears in your inbox automatically. Open it, copy the code, and enter it on the signup page.
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Hour 3
Temporary address expires
The address expires after 3 hours by default, and its messages are permanently deleted. Extend it if you need more time, up to 24 hours.
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Week 3
Still receive codes for account recovery
If you signed up with a forwarding alias, recovery codes are forwarded to your real email.
How long can I use a temporary address?
Each address lasts 3 hours by default. You can extend it up to 24 hours. After it expires, the address and all its messages are deleted and can't be recovered. To keep receiving email weeks later, sign up with a forwarding alias.
What's the difference between a forwarding alias and a temporary address?
A temporary address is ready to use as soon as you open the page. It expires, and you can read messages only on this page. A forwarding alias requires password-free sign-in with your real email. Once created, it forwards incoming messages to your real inbox. You can create up to 100 aliases per account and disable them from your dashboard.
Can signup websites see my real email?
No. Signup forms only show your Posttemp address or alias. Your real email is used only to receive your password-free sign-in code and as the forwarding destination for messages sent to your aliases.
Can I send or reply to emails from this address?
No. Posttemp temporary addresses and aliases are for receiving email only. You can't send messages or reply.
What if my verification code doesn't arrive?
First, check that the address on the signup page matches the one shown at the top of your inbox, then refresh. If the email still hasn't arrived, request another code on the signup page. If the issue continues, email the address and platform name to support@posttemp.com.
Your address is ready,
go create your next account
If you only need one verification code to create an account today, use a temporary address. Planning to stick around? Sign in and create a forwarding alias.