Seeing that you require an email address, the first thing I looked for was your privacy policy. Unfortunately, the lightbox screen doesn't scroll in my browser (Opera 10.10) so I couldn't skim through all of it.
Yeah there are quite a few out there ;), most of them use some kind of template php script though (they all look alike).
For now it will run like this, no ads, we mainly use it to test new stuff that we might use in the future for other projects.
For example the smtp server is custom to make sure it can handle huge amounts of mail (to learn some more about writing high performance servers). Also the realtime "new message" notification system is written in node.js which we are now using for different projects because it works so well.
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Seeing that you require an email address, the first thing I looked for was your privacy policy. Unfortunately, the lightbox screen doesn't scroll in my browser (Opera 10.10) so I couldn't skim through all of it.
I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the input. edit: added Here's the link to our privacy statement http://unbig.me/privacy.php
Use a disposable email address!! I'm a developer on one (whyspam.me)!
You're service has some nice features, I happen to have also created a disposable email service :) dispostable.com
seems like disposable email is the new web-programmer's "hello world". Just wish someone told me that before i started mine ^_^
I like your interface, very clean. How do you plan to monetize/keep-it-going?
Yeah there are quite a few out there ;), most of them use some kind of template php script though (they all look alike).
For now it will run like this, no ads, we mainly use it to test new stuff that we might use in the future for other projects.
For example the smtp server is custom to make sure it can handle huge amounts of mail (to learn some more about writing high performance servers). Also the realtime "new message" notification system is written in node.js which we are now using for different projects because it works so well.
Cool, keep up the good work and viva privacy!