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What to Do When a Website Rejects Your Temporary Email
If a site says your email is invalid or not allowed, it probably blocks the domain. Try a new address, check for typos, or choose another option.
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You pasted your address and the site says it is invalid or not allowed. Usually the site blocks known temporary email domains, but check the simple causes first.
Steps
- Check for typos or spaces. Paste the address again from FreeTemp. See how to copy it correctly.
- Generate a new address. A new address may use a different domain. Create a temporary email address and try again.
- Try the sign-up once more. Follow how to sign up for a website with a temporary email from the start with the new address.
- Consider the site. If it refuses every temporary address, it does not want one. Decide whether you want to give it your real email.
Common problems
- The site accepted the address but sent nothing. Use the missing-email checklist.
- You cannot create a new address. There is a limit per connection within a short period. Wait a few minutes.
Related
To see which sites suit this tool, read how to use a temporary email for one-time sign-ups.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a site reject the address?
Some sites block known temporary email domains.