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Why http://address-protector.com? This server encrypts your e-mail address in a way, that makes it impossible for automatic programs (so called "address harvesters"), to find your clear-text e-mail address on web pages, and to consequently use it for sending you unwanted commercial e-mails (so called SPAM). How is the E-Mail Address protected? To decrypt the e-mail address, the user has to prove being a human and not a machine. That is done using the CAPTCHA service of http://captchas.net.

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Post your thoughts, feelings, and rants anonymously and still have a job/girlfriend/friends when you wake up tomorrow morning.

Sometimes we all see a promotion online that looks too good to be true. We give a company our e-mail address and a week later we have 1,200 new SPAM e-mails a day. Save yourself the hassle by using a disposable, anonymous e-mail address. MyTrashMail provides a great service for free that lets you use an anonymous address very quickly, with no password or sign-up needed. It’s perfect for things like e-mail verification, signing up for promotions, and dealing with people you’re not fond of.

JoeApology.com is a site where people can freely and anonymously post their apologies. Think of it as a confessional of sorts (without the religious ties, that is). Are you feeling sorry about something you did? Do you want to get something off your chest? Go on, tell me about it...and remember, it's completely anonymous.

Did you ever want to apologize to someone, but not let that person know it was you? Have you ever wanted to gripe about someone, but do it anonymously? Now you can send anonymous apologies and anonymous complaints with itsmyfault.org and itsyourfault.org.