Privacy Weekly is a service that helps you keep your real e-mail address private. Every interaction online now requires entering an e-mail address, often leading to unwanted messages in your inbox. Privacy Weekly gives users new e-mails to use for these signups, allowing you to instantly manage your e-mail subscriptions.
Privacy Weekly is for people who want to take control of their e-mail subscriptions. Have you ever bought something online and then received tons of marketing e-mails? How about trying to unsubscribe multiple times, to no avail? Or maybe you’ve received an e-mail out of the blue, indicating that your contact information has been sold to a third party? If this kind of thing frustrates you, you should try Privacy Weekly.
Not quite. More of those services focus on giving you a new identity for a few hours. This one aims at giving you a new identity for as long as you want.
We give you new e-mail addresses for each website, which you would enter when you sign up for a service or make a purchase. These e-mails will forward to your Gmail account, so you will still receive the messages. However, if you decide later that you want to cut contact with a site, you can simply delete the Privacy Weekly e-mail you created for that service. This lets you instantly and permanently manage your e-mail subscriptions.
In order to prevent abuse, we need to verify that you own your email address. Google’s email service makes it simple to manage that identity. We also need a valid e-mail address to forward any messages received on your Privacy Weekly e-mail addresses.
To provide feedback, report any issues, or make any feature requests, please email feedback@privacyweekly.com.
No. Aside from the main database, we try not to keep records of emails once they've been deleted.
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