Short-lived tool
A temporary address lasts 3 hours by default and 24 hours at most. It is not a recovery inbox.
Terms of service · updated 26 August 2026
Rules that apply when you use BoxTmp
These terms explain how you may use the temporary inbox and forwarding aliases, which uses we restrict, and how responsibility is shared if delivery fails or access ends.
Lawful use
Use it to isolate low-risk sign-ups, trials, and systems you are allowed to test.
Your duties
Protect codes, tokens, authenticators, and the destination mailbox, then update third-party accounts.
Service limits
Delivery can be delayed or blocked by the sender. We provide the service as available.
| Item | Service boundary | What you should do |
|---|---|---|
| Temporary inbox | 3 hours by default, 24 hours maximum | Do not use it for bank, medical, or government accounts |
| Forwarding alias | Stays until you pause or delete it | Sign in only with a mailbox you control |
| Archive | Usually kept for up to 30 days | Save anything you need to keep longer |
| Attachments | Large files may travel only with the original message | Use a long-lived mailbox for important files |
1. Acceptance
By visiting or using boxtmp.com you agree to these terms and confirm you can enter a digital-service contract where you live. If you act for an organisation, you confirm you may bind that organisation.
Stop using the service if you do not agree. Privacy handling is described in the privacy policy; both documents form the relationship.
2. The service
BoxTmp provides a short-lived temporary inbox, plus forwarding aliases that require email-code login and an archive that usually lasts up to 30 days. The two tools run separately and do not promise the same retention or recovery.
We may change features, quotas, or rate limits for safety, maintenance, or product reasons. We will explain material changes when it is reasonable, but we do not promise that every free capability will stay forever.
3. Allowed and banned uses
You may use a temporary address for low-risk sign-ups, product trials, downloads, and community notices, or for reasonable QA on systems you own or may test. Use an alias when you need ongoing delivery without exposing your real address.
Spam, phishing, fraud, harassment, impersonation, infringement, malware, bulk ban evasion, reading other people’s mail, or attacking infrastructure are forbidden. Do not keep retrying sites that reject temporary domains.
4. Security
You must protect the destination mailbox, verification codes, browser tokens, and two-factor keys. If you see unauthorised access, secure the destination mailbox, pause the aliases, and write to support@boxtmp.com.
We will not ask for a password or a full verification code in ordinary email. Loss from shared credentials or unprotected devices is yours to the extent the law allows.
5. Availability and liability
We work to keep the service available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted access or that every message will arrive. Sender policy, networks, maintenance, and abuse controls can all affect delivery.
To the extent the law allows, the service is provided as is. We are not liable for indirect loss from using a short-lived address on an important account, a missed message, or third-party content. These limits do not remove rights that the law forbids us to exclude.
6. Changes, ending access, and contact
We may pause or end access if you break the law, these terms, or threaten the service. You may stop using a temporary address at any time and delete aliases in the console. Update third-party accounts before you do that.
Updates to these terms are dated on this page. Send questions, abuse reports, or disputes to support@boxtmp.com, and do not attach codes or passwords.