DropMail

DropMail is a temporary email Telegram bot: send /get and it hands you a fresh disposable address in under a second, right in the chat. It's free, with no Stars, no sign-up and no channels to join. We used one address to register on Steam, and the verification email landed in the chat within a minute. For anyone in an adult catalog, that's a burner inbox for porn sites, cam sites, AI girlfriend apps and "free trial" forms that want an email before they show you anything.

Why DropMail suits adult site sign-ups

Porn tubes, cam sites, creator subscription platforms, NSFW AI chats and adult forums almost all ask for an email before you can watch, chat or claim free credits. DropMail is close to ideal for that. You get a fresh address in a second, use one per site, and your real inbox stays out of every newsletter, "your account" reminder and database breach that follows. Nothing ties the address to your name, and you can wipe it with one command.

One catch: some services refuse temporary mail domains at sign-up, from this bot and others like it. If a site rejects the address, try a fresh one on another domain, and keep in mind that a few sites won't take any of them.

How DropMail works

There's no onboarding at all. No language picker, no age gate, no rules to accept. The bot answers commands and nothing else:

1. /get creates a random address and sends it as a single message.
2. /list shows every address that's still active on your account.
3. /del wipes all of them at once.
4. /app links to the DropMail app for Android, and /help repeats the command list.

The same actions sit on a keyboard under the chat: New address, List, App, Help and Delete all. Type anything else, like "hello", and you get "Command required." plus the command list.

Disposable addresses on demand

The core job works fast and without friction. We ran /get 12 times and got 12 different inboxes on 8 different domains, with endings like .com, .net, .info and .fyi. That spread helps when a site blocks one domain. You can't pick the domain, though. Adding a domain name after /get is ignored, and you just get the next random one.

You can keep several burner addresses alive at the same time. We had four and then five active in /list with no warning or cap. That's handy if you want one address per site, so you can tell which one started spamming you.

Speed is the bot's strong suit: timed with a script, every command came back in 0.3-0.4 seconds.

Deleting and restoring addresses

/del is all or nothing: it deletes every active address in one go, and there's no way to drop a single one. There is a safety net. The reply lists everything it removed, with a Restore button under each address. Tap one, Telegram flashes a short "restored" notice, and the inbox is back in /list as if nothing happened. We tried it twice, restoring one address and then two, and it worked both times.

Receiving email in DropMail

To check the inbox side, we created a new address and used it to sign up for a Steam account. The verification email from noreply@steampowered.com arrived in the chat within a minute, posted as a message with the subject, sender, recipient and the full text. Links stay clickable, so the "Verify My Email Address" link works straight from Telegram, and a "View this message on the web" link opens the original layout. We didn't test attachments, and the bot doesn't say how long an address lives.

Is DropMail free?

Yes, completely. We found nothing to buy: no Stars invoices, no premium tier, no credits, no referral program and no sponsor channels to join. The only ad we saw was Telegram's own sponsored message pinned above the chat, which isn't from the bot. Checked in October 2026.

Who DropMail is for

Worth it if you want a quick throwaway address to get past a sign-up wall on an adult site, grab a free trial or test a new NSFW AI app without handing over your real inbox. Skip it if you need to pick a specific domain, delete one address while keeping the rest, or count on inboxes that stick around for weeks, since the bot promises nothing about how long they last.

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