Last updated: July 2026
Short answer
PoofMail is for responsible privacy: low-risk signups, spam reduction, and manual email testing. It is not for fraud, phishing, harassment, impersonation, breaking platform rules, or automated abuse.
Allowed use
- protecting your primary inbox during low-risk signups;
- testing email delivery in your own products or workflows;
- reducing newsletter and promotional email exposure;
- learning about email privacy and safer inbox habits.
Prohibited use
- fraud, phishing, malware, spam, harassment, or illegal activity;
- impersonation, identity theft, fake-identity abuse, or account takeovers;
- circumventing another service's security, payment, moderation, or platform rules;
- automated mass registration, scraping, credential attacks, or commercial abuse;
- storing secrets, recovery codes, financial data, or sensitive personal documents.
Abuse response
PoofMail may restrict, block, rate-limit, investigate, or remove access when use creates service risk or violates these rules. Abuse-prevention data may be used to protect users, platforms, and the service.
Report misuse
Send abuse reports to [email protected]. Include the temporary address, approximate time, affected service if relevant, and a concise description. Do not send passwords, private keys, recovery codes, or other secrets.
Report security issues
Send responsible security reports to [email protected] or use the public security.txt contact file. Do not test destructively or access real user mailbox content.