Ideal for verification codes, free trials, and testing email delivery.
Click to extend before it expires. Your address and received messages stay intact.
Hello, we received a new login request. Enter the verification code below on the login page to continue:
This code is valid for 15 minutes. The request came from Chrome · Windows, with an approximate location of Shanghai.
If you didn’t make this request, you can ignore this email. Your account won’t be affected.
This is a demo email from FwdZen to show how incoming mail looks. It is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
With a typical 10-minute email, your inbox is cleared as soon as time runs out—so a late verification code means starting over. FwdZen lets you extend your inbox as needed, then it expires automatically when you’re done.
Your inbox is ready as soon as your address appears. New verification emails show up automatically—open one to copy the code.
When time is almost up, click “Extend by 1 hour.” Your address stays the same, and your messages are kept—no need to sign up again.
For sites you use regularly, log in and turn your address into a forwarding address. Messages will go to your real inbox.
When you need an email address to receive a message but don’t want your real one added to marketing lists, a 10-minute email does the trick.
Use this address when forums, comparison sites, or one-time downloads ask you to verify your email. Copy the code when it arrives and keep your real inbox private.
View the full sign-up guideFwdZen data principles · No sign-up required, no profiling based on email content, and expired addresses can’t receive new messages
Most verification codes arrive within a minute. Trial sign-ups and order confirmations can take longer than 10 minutes—extending your address is easier than starting over.
| Feature | Standard 10-minute email | FwdZen extended inbox | Long-term forwarding address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default duration | 10 minutes | 10 minutes or more | Ongoing |
| Can it be extended? | No. The inbox is cleared when time runs out | Extend by 1 hour any time before it expires | No extension needed |
| Received messages | Lost when expired | All messages kept while you extend | Forwarded to your real inbox |
| Login required? | No | No | Yes, to set it up |
| Best for | One-time verification codes | Verification codes, trial sign-ups, and order confirmations | Sites you need to receive messages from regularly |
Yes. Before the countdown ends, click “Extend by 1 hour” below the address. The extra time is added to what’s left, and your address and received messages stay intact. To estimate how long you’ll need, see our Inbox lifetime planner.
The expired address and its messages are deleted and can’t be recovered. Click “Get a new address” to get a new address and receive your email again. If you’ll need the address for that site later, switch to long-term forwarding.
First, refresh your inbox using the button in the top-right corner. Then check that the address entered on the other site matches the one shown here. Some sites block temporary email domains; if that happens, try a new address or switch to long-term forwarding.
Your address is generated at random, and only you, while this page is open, can see its inbox. Don’t use it for important accounts such as banking or identity services—use your personal long-term email instead.
No. FwdZen only receives email. This helps prevent spam and keeps delivery reliable.
No. Your address is ready as soon as you open the page, and closing the page won’t leave you with an account. You only need to log in to set up long-term forwarding.
Your address is ready above. Copy it, paste it, and check your messages—when you’re done, it expires automatically.
Back to inboxHello, we received a new login request. Enter the verification code below on the login page to continue:
This code is valid for 15 minutes. The request came from Chrome · Windows, with an approximate location of Shanghai.
If you didn’t make this request, you can ignore this email. Your account won’t be affected.
This is a demo email from FwdZen to show how incoming mail looks. It is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
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