Send e-mail without revealing your e-mail address to protect your privacy

If you send messages using any of the standard e-mail programs or Web-based e-mail sites, spammers will eventually get your e-mail address even if you do everything possible to safeguard your computer and e-mail address. Why? Spammers have various tricks to obtain your e-mail address from your friends and other contacts, such as using Trojan horses, viruses, and worms to extract e-mail addresses from their address books. If one of your contacts clicks on a malicious link, or visits a rogue web site, or opens an infected e-mail message, or just turns on his computer that isn't completely protected — boom, that's all it takes for his computer to be compromised and your e-mail address to be acquired by spammers.

The traditional approaches to dealing with spam, such as spam filters, just aren't working. People receive more spam than ever before, and now they have a new problem to contend with: spam filters that block legitimate messages. Fortunately, there is no longer any reason for you to put up with these problems, because when this site is used in conjunction with www.MySpamSponge.com, you are completely protected from spam.

You can send a MySpamSponge message to someone if you know his handle (contact code). If you don't know the recipient's handle, use this site to send an AnonyMUST message.

According to gizmag.com, there are “harmless reasons for sending anonymous emails—confessing your undying love for someone, seeking anonymous advice,” and telling a person that he or she has bad breath or wears too much cologne or perfume. According to our Terms of Service, this site may only be used for such harmless reasons; it must not be used to transmit threats, profanity, or other offensive material. If you want to be nasty, don't use this service. If you are nasty . . . well, don't say we didn't warn you!