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Spamex
What Spamex is
Spamex provides disposable email addresses that forward incoming messages to a real email address, helping individuals and companies keep that address private. You can switch off an address to stop receiving its mail, or use separate addresses to help identify where unwanted messages began. When you reply through Spamex, the recipient sees the disposable address as the sender, and the service rewrites the message header. Each address can store information such as usernames and passwords, expire after a set number of days or received messages, and use blacklist or whitelist filtering. Spamex is available on the web and as a browser extension, with a free plan and a free trial. Paying Level 2 and Level 3 subscribers can use personal domains after verifying domain control and configuring DNS records; setup costs $15, paid once for each domain, with registration renewals paid separately to the registrar. Each disposable address can forward to one real address at a time. Forwarding a received message or using reply all outside the service may reveal the real address. Support is available at [email protected].
Who it suits
Spamex suits individuals and companies that want disposable addresses to separate sign-ups or other email interactions from a real address. It may also suit paying Level 2 or Level 3 subscribers who want to use personal domains.
What it does well
- Free plan and free trial are available.
- Replies can show the disposable address as the sender.
- Addresses can expire by time or received-message count.
- Blacklist and whitelist filtering modes are available.
- Personal domains are supported for eligible subscribers.
What to know first
- Each address forwards to only one real address at a time.
- Forwarding mail or using external reply all may reveal your real address.
- Personal domains require paid Level 2 or Level 3 subscriptions.
- Domain setup costs $15, paid once; renewal is separate.
Limits
A disposable address can forward to only one real email address at a time. Personal domains are limited to paying Level 2 and Level 3 subscribers and require a 15.00 USD one-time setup fee per domain, with registrar renewal fees separate.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Month Trial Subscription | Trial subscription; full limits not stated | Free |
| Personal Domain setup | One-time setup fee for each personal domain; available to paying Level 2 and Level 3 subscribers · Domain registration renewal fees are paid separately to the registrar | $15, paid once |
As spamex.com lists them, read 4 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Open the Spamex website
- Use the web service or browser extension
- Start the free plan or free trial
- Create a disposable address
- Set forwarding, expiration, and blacklist or whitelist controls
- For a personal domain, verify control and configure DNS records
Verdict
Spamex offers address-level controls, reply protection through its service, and personal-domain support for eligible paid subscribers. Keep in mind that forwarding to another real address or using reply all outside Spamex can expose your real address.
Questions
Does Spamex have a free plan?
Yes. Spamex lists a free plan and a free trial.
Which platforms does Spamex support?
Spamex is available on the web and as a browser extension.
Can I use a custom domain?
Yes. Paying Level 2 and Level 3 subscribers can use personal domains after verifying control and configuring DNS records. Setup costs 15.00 USD once per domain, while registration renewals are paid separately to the registrar.
Can I reply from a disposable address?
Yes. Replies through Spamex show the disposable address as the From address, and the service rewrites the message header. Sending from an alias is also supported.
How many real addresses can one disposable address forward to?
One disposable address can forward to only one real email address at a time.
How can I contact support?
Spamex directs service-problem reports to [email protected].
Facts from Spamex's own pages
- Account notes
- Users can store information such as usernames and passwords with each disposable address they create. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Address controls
- Addresses can be set to expire after a specified number of days or received messages, and can use blacklist or whitelist filtering modes. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Headquarters
- New York, New York, United States · spamex.com, 28 Sept 2026
- Intended users
- The maker describes Spamex as a disposable email service for individuals and companies. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Personal domains
- Paying Level 2 and Level 3 subscribers can use personal domains after verifying domain control and configuring DNS records. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Platforms
- The service is browser based; the maker lists Internet Explorer and Firefox plugins and says Chrome is coming soon on its Getting Started page. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Reply protection
- When users reply through the service, the recipient sees the disposable address as the From address and the service rewrites the message header. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Security caveat
- The maker says a real address may be revealed if a user forwards a received message or uses reply all outside the service. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Service limit
- A disposable email address can forward to only one real email address at a time. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Support
- Spamex directs users to report service problems to [email protected]. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Turn off addresses
- Users can turn off an address to stop receiving mail through it, and can use different addresses to identify where unwanted email originated. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
- What it does
- Spamex provides disposable email addresses that forward messages to a user's real email address, helping keep that address private. · spamex.com, 4 Oct 2026
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