A separate inbox for shopping mail
Sign up for shopping sites with a clean address
Use a temporary email for verification codes and order confirmations. When you need to track delivery for longer, switch to a manageable forwarding alias.
Isolate first, then choose where it goes
Let orders stay,keep promotions out
Your regular inbox shouldn’t become every store’s bulletin board. DropFwd gives signups, confirmations, and follow-up tracking their own clear paths.
Sign up with a disposable address first
Verification codes and the first confirmation email go straight to this page, so you don’t have to share your everyday address with an unfamiliar store.
Decide whether to keep the message
Review the sender, subject, and content, then choose whether to keep using the temporary email or create a lasting alias.
Give long-term orders their own alias
Forward delivery updates and after-sales messages to your real inbox while keeping the option to pause or delete the alias whenever you need to stop promotions.
Two tasks, two clear paths
Your address should serve the task—not tie you down
A short-lived verification code may take minutes; order tracking can last for weeks. Choose an address that matches the task’s lifespan and keep your inbox quieter.
Temporary inbox / Ready in seconds
For trials, downloads, and one-time signups
New messages appear automatically. Copy, extend, or replace the address as needed—no account required, and no short-term task ends up in your everyday inbox.
Long-term alias / Controlled forwarding
One address for delivery, invoices, and support
Sign in to create a dedicated email alias. If a store starts sending too many promotions, pause that alias without affecting your other orders.
Clear boundaries, control stays with you
Not another crowded inbox
We treat an address as a replaceable entry point, not another identity to manage. Read, extend, replace, or end it whenever you choose.
A temporary email exists only for the task at hand
The countdown is always visible. Extend it when you need more time or switch addresses when the task is done—no account details to organize or passwords to remember.
Long-term forwarding is still reversible
Pause or delete an alias, with forwarded mail kept in a limited archive. If one source gets out of hand, close only that door.
Shopping email control center
Assess the task before sharing your address
Four practical tools help you assess signup risk, sort order emails, plan an address lifespan, and check your exposure.
Isolate unfamiliar stores first
Use a temporary address for your first signup. Once the service proves trustworthy, decide whether to keep it.
Forward only when tracking is needed
Send delivery updates, invoices, and support messages to a dedicated alias instead of mixing them with everyday communication.
Close the entry point when the task ends
Stop extending the address or pause the alias so promotional mail has nowhere else to go.
Start with your next signup
Give shopping mail its own route
Use a temporary inbox for short-term tasks and a controllable alias for long-term orders.