Site information / Updated September 2026

Terms of Service

Disposable addresses are for one-off emails, not permanent identities. Before using BuryMail, understand your responsibilities and ours.

Service and scope

BuryMail provides disposable email inboxes, email verification code sign-in, long-term forwarding aliases and related delivery logs. By accessing or using these features, you agree to these terms. If you don’t agree, stop using the service.

You must follow the laws where you live and the rules of the platforms you send mail to or receive mail from. Using a disposable address does not remove your responsibility for accounts you register, content you receive or what you do afterwards.

What you can and can’t use the service for

You’re welcome to use the service to keep your email address private during ordinary sign-ups, test email flows for services you’re authorised to use, and manage public contact addresses. Make sure emails sent to your aliases come from legitimate sources and follow the relevant terms of service.

You must not use the service for fraud, unsolicited bulk email, evading platform bans or violating anyone’s rights. If we detect misuse, we may restrict addresses, suspend access or cooperate with investigations as required by law.

Addresses, content and account security

Others may be able to guess or obtain a disposable email address, so don’t use one as a long-term recovery method for sensitive accounts. Don’t use disposable addresses for banking, medical, legal or other highly sensitive information. If a platform requires an email address that remains available, use an account you control and expect to keep.

You’re responsible for content you submit or forward, and for keeping your sign-in email and authenticator secure. Verify the sender independently before opening suspicious links or attachments. Showing an email does not mean we endorse its content.

Availability and liability

We do our best to keep the service available, but network issues, third-party delivery restrictions, maintenance and abuse prevention may cause delays or outages. We don’t promise that every email will be delivered or that expired or deleted data can be recovered.

To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided as is. Nothing in these terms excludes any consumer rights you may have under applicable law. If you need help with an issue, share only the information needed to troubleshoot it, and never include sensitive verification codes.

Changes, termination and contact

We may change features or update these terms to protect security or meet legal requirements. We’ll show the update date on this page. If you continue using the service, you accept the updated terms. If you don’t agree, stop using the service and delete any aliases you no longer need.

If you have questions, contact support@burymail.com. For details about how we handle personal data, see our Privacy Policy.