Disposable email for downloads
Some download pages ask for an email before sending a link. A disposable inbox lets you receive that link without subscribing your main email to future campaigns.
Keep it simple
Create an address, receive the message, open the download link and let the mailbox expire when you are done.
Keep download messages separate from your main inbox
Some websites ask for an email address before sending a download link, a report or a short preview. A disposable inbox can be useful when the file is low-risk and the message is needed only once. Create the address immediately before submitting the form, copy it accurately and keep the TempGo inbox open until the link arrives. Choose a lifetime that allows for a delayed message.
Check what the download means before using a temporary address. If the file is connected to a purchase, software license, invoice, support request or future update, use a permanent email. You may need the original receipt or recovery link later. Temporary email should not be used to bypass a website's rules, repeat limited offers or hide activity that would violate the sender's terms.
If the download email is late, wait a few minutes before requesting it again. The sending website controls its own queue and may reject disposable domains. TempGo shows mail that reaches the active inbox, but it cannot guarantee acceptance by every external service.