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Mailinator

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Mailinator is a tool that helps developers and QA testing teams test their email and SMS workflows, including 2FA verifications, sign-ups, and password resets. It offers trillions of inboxes for testing and can be used with manual testing, APIs, or frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, or Puppeteer.

Website

http://mailinator.com

Developer

Mailinator

HQ Location

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Year Founded

2003

Number of Employees

Strengths

Free

No cost to use the service
Disposable email addresses

Allows users to create temporary email addresses
No sign-up required

Users can start using the service immediately

Weaknesses

No privacy

Emails can be viewed by anyone with the email address
Limited storage

Emails are deleted after a certain period of time
No customer support

Users are on their own if they encounter issues

Opportunities

Can be used as a temporary email address for sign-ups on other platforms
Could add features such as email forwarding or filtering
Could offer a paid version with additional features and support

Threats

Other disposable email services could take market share
Could face legal challenges or restrictions on the use of disposable email addresses
Could face issues with spam or phishing emails being sent from Mailinator addresses

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High - rated users

Works great for testing without having to setup a whole mail server.Lots of spam, but does not matter just ignore it.
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Low - rated users

I can receive some emails, manage them and delete them.A lot of emails do not get received. Just simply disappear.