How to use 10minemail

A 10-minute mailbox with a professional-looking address. No account. Keep this guide next to the inbox.

What you get

When you open 10minemail.online, the site creates a throwaway inbox and shows an address such as jane.morris@profemail.co.uk. That address is meant to look like a person, not a random string. Mail sent to it appears in the same browser tab without a refresh. After ten minutes the inbox is deleted.

The public website is 10minemail.online. The mail domain is profemail.co.uk. Use the address only for a short, lawful task, then let it vanish.

Step by step

1. Open the inbox. An address appears automatically. You do not create an account.
2. Click Copy address and paste it only into the form you need for this one task.
3. Leave the tab open. New mail shows up live. A short beep plays, and a window pops up with the verification code when we can find one.
4. If the sender is slow, click +10 min. If you want a clean name, click New address.
5. When the countdown hits zero, that address and its messages are deleted. You cannot log back in later.

What the buttons do

• Copy address — copies the current @profemail.co.uk address to the clipboard.
• +10 min — adds ten minutes to the same inbox so a slow confirmation can still arrive.
• New address — throws the old box away and issues another name.

Tips that actually help

Click the page once so the browser allows the beep. Keep the tab in the foreground if you can; some phones pause background tabs. If a site rejects the address, try New address once — filters sometimes block a name they have seen before, not the whole domain.

Do not use 10minemail for banks, government IDs, password resets you must keep, medical records, or anything confidential. It is for one-off confirmations, trials, and keeping spam out of a real inbox. Read when not to use a temporary address if you are unsure.

If mail does not arrive

Check the address you pasted, including the spelling of the name and @profemail.co.uk. Confirm the sender actually sent the message. Click +10 min if the countdown is low. Some senders delay mail by a minute or two. If nothing appears, the sender may be blocking disposable domains — that is their choice, not a bug in the inbox.

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