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A disposable e-mail address is an address that | {{ast | ||
distributes a different one to each correspondent. | |date=1990s | ||
|difficult=Medium | |||
|popular=Medium | |||
|effective=High | |||
|harm=Medium | |||
|where=MTA | |||
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A disposable e-mail address is an address that can be disabled when spam arrives. Typically, a user has many disposable addresses, and distributes a different one to each correspondent. | |||
Revision as of 11:39, 22 March 2008
| Anti-spam technique: Disposable addresses | |
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| Date of first use: | 1990s |
| Effectiveness: | High |
| Popularity: | Medium |
| Difficulty of implementation: | Medium |
| Where implemented: | MTA |
| Harm: | Medium |
A disposable e-mail address is an address that can be disabled when spam arrives. Typically, a user has many disposable addresses, and distributes a different one to each correspondent.
