One of the best tricks to stop spam e-mail from reaching your inbox is by creating a disposable e-mail address. I’ve used a Hotmail account for spam for a long time, but recently, many services have popped up which serve exclusively to route spam to. Some of these services provide RSS feeds of e-mail, others let you forward e-mail to your real account. Some require registration, some don’t. See what works best for you.

• DodgeIt- no registration required, provides RSS feeds, receive-only.
• E4ward- requires registration, provides mail forwarding, allows multiple aliases of an account.
• KasMail- requires registration, allows up to 25 aliases, can set aliases to expire after a certain amount of time.
• Jetable- provides mail forwarding, account autoexpires after certain amount of time.
• Mailinator- no registration required, provides handy spam map, receive-only, e-mail expires automatically after a few hours.
• PookMail- no registration required, very simple to use.
• SneakeMail- requires registration, provides mail forwarding.
• SpamGourmet- requires registration, provides mail forwarding, can create custom aliases which automatically expire after a certain number of e-mails received.
• Spam.la- no registration required, no frills. You can see all spam being sent to all Spam.la accounts, or just your own.

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