Terms of Service

This is a draft, not a lawyer-reviewed legal document. It describes the intended rules of using BlinkMail as it exists today, not a binding contract.

What BlinkMail is for

Disposable email addresses for testing, signups, and keeping your real inbox private. It’s a tool for receiving mail — not for sending it, impersonating anyone, or receiving mail on someone else’s behalf without their knowledge.

Don’t

Use BlinkMail to receive stolen credentials, bypass a service’s one-account-per-person rules at scale for abuse, or send anything illegal through any inbound integration BlinkMail connects to. Accounts and inboxes used this way can be suspended without notice.

No uptime guarantee

This is not a service with an SLA. Anonymous inboxes are explicitly temporary and will expire — don’t depend on one for anything you need to keep.

Changes

This is a young, actively developed product — these terms, and the product itself, will change. Material changes will be reflected here and in the changelog.