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Originally Posted by Tsunami
They're not intended to be used for serious communication IMO. If you need to sign up to a website you don't trust your real email address with, if you need to pass an email address to someone for a once-off email and you prefer to not give your real address, or if you need to send a message and you don't have your laptop with prefered mail client with you, ... then a temporary mail address can be useful. But it's a given you're not going to use it for seriously important communications.
I have good experiences with GuerillaMail but I only used it for the above purposes.
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I was going to ask about uses for temporary email addresses, you pretty much cover them. Some are yeah, I knew that duh... others good idea. I think it will especially more important when I get my own domain. I will be a bit more selective on who gets that address. I use gmail as a dump for those things now.