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Alias forwarding — a shield for your real inbox

Give every website a different alias address and have mail forwarded automatically to your real inbox. When one alias starts attracting spam, you'll know exactly who leaked your address — pause it, and the noise stops instantly.

  • Verification-code login, no password; first-time sign-in auto-creates your account
  • Up to 100 aliases — pause, resume, or delete any one at any time
  • All forwarded mail kept in a 30-day online archive with spam auto-filtering
  • Optional two-factor authentication (2FA) for extra account security
Illustration: an alias address acting as a shield — legitimate mail passes through, spam is blocked

Log in / Sign up

Enter the real email address where forwarded mail should be delivered. We'll send a 6-digit verification code.

First-time users are registered automatically — no extra steps required.

Enter the code

A 6-digit code has been sent to . It is valid for 10 minutes.

Can't find the email? Check your spam or junk folder — verification codes land there surprisingly often.

Two-factor authentication

This account has 2FA enabled. Enter the current 6-digit one-time code from your authenticator app.

How it works

A forwarded message's journey

From the moment a sender hits send to the moment it lands in your real inbox — four automated steps, zero effort on your side.

01

Mail arrives at your alias

The sender addresses the message to your alias — your real email address is never visible to them.

02

Spam filter runs first

A spam score is calculated. Suspicious messages are quarantined in the archive rather than forwarded — you can appeal any false positive with one click.

03

Forwarded to your real inbox

Clean messages land in your inbox within seconds. If delivery ever fails, you can retry with one click from the archive.

04

30-day online archive

Every message handled by any alias is kept for 30 days. Check delivery status, read the original body, or download attachments (kept up to 50MB) any time.

What you'll find after logging in

One console, three things to manage

Here is everything you'll have access to — no hidden menus, nothing locked behind a paywall.

Alias management

Set a custom prefix, use a random one, or leave it blank for automatic assignment. Copy, pause, resume, or delete each alias individually. Up to 100 per account — enough for every service you use.

Mail archive

Every message forwarded through an alias is archived for 30 days. Filter by status or alias, read the full body, and download attachments — all in one place.

Security settings

Optionally enable two-factor authentication (2FA): bind your authenticator app by scanning a QR code, and each login will require a one-time code in addition to the email code.

Key numbers

Four figures worth knowing before you log in

All limits are stated upfront — no fine print, no paid tiers.

100 aliases Per account — enough to give each service its own dedicated address
30 days Archive retention for every forwarded message, then auto-deleted
7 days Session duration per login — re-verify when it expires
6 digits Length of the login code; 2FA adds a second 6-digit one-time code on top

Archive status guide

Every message has a clear, unambiguous status

Forwarded

Successfully delivered to your real inbox. A copy stays in the archive for 30 days.

Intercepted

Flagged as spam and not forwarded. The detail view shows the reason and score — appeal with one click if it's a false positive.

Failed

Delivery was interrupted (e.g., the recipient server temporarily refused the message). Open the detail view and click Retry.

Pending

The message just arrived and is queued for processing. The list refreshes automatically — no action needed.

Before you log in

A few things you might want to know first

Why use a verification code instead of a password?

No password means there is nothing to brute-force or phish. Every login sends a fresh 6-digit code to your inbox; the session lasts 7 days. For stronger protection, enable 2FA after logging in.

Does giving you my real email address expose it?

No. Your real email is only used to deliver forwarded mail and to send login codes — it is never shared with senders or visible to anyone outside the service. What every external website sees is the alias address ending in @temp77.com.

Does this cost anything?

Nothing at all. The full 100-alias quota, 30-day archive, spam filtering, and 2FA are all included at no charge. There is no paid tier and no upgrade prompt.

Want a full overview first? Read the alias forwarding introduction; for specific troubleshooting, the Help Center has thorough answers.

Logged in as
Alias quota – / 100
@temp77.com

Prefix must start with a letter, be 3–30 characters, and contain only letters, numbers, dots, hyphens, or underscores. The full alias will be "prefix@temp77.com". Each account allows up to 100 aliases.

My aliases

No aliases yet

Create your first alias above, paste it into a sign-up form, and incoming messages will be automatically forwarded to your real inbox.

    Mail archive

    Nothing here yet

    Every message received by any alias will appear here for 30 days — delivery status and spam flags all visible at a glance, with the full body available any time.

      From:

      Time:

      Received by alias:

      Archive expires in:

      Attachments

      Two-factor authentication (2FA)

      Once enabled, every login requires both your email verification code and a 6-digit one-time code from an authenticator app (such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password). Even if your email code is intercepted, your account stays safe.

      Open your authenticator app (e.g. Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password — all free to download) and scan the QR code below. If scanning is not possible, manually enter the text key in your app.

      Disabling two-factor authentication reduces your account security: anyone who can read a verification code sent to your email address will be able to log in. Make sure you understand this risk before proceeding.

      The one-time code is not in your email — it is in the authenticator app you bound when you enabled 2FA (such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password):

      1. Open that authenticator app on your phone;
      2. In the account list, find the entry labelled with your login email address;
      3. Enter the 6-digit code currently displayed — it refreshes every 30 seconds, so use whatever is on screen when you submit.

      Lost your phone or deleted the authenticator app and can't get a code? Send an email from your registered address to support@temp77.com and we'll verify your identity and assist.