push.tgA temp mail Telegram bot that doesn't expire
Temp mail is fine for a one-off code. The trouble starts later, when you need a password reset, a receipt or a cancellation email and the address is gone. @trafficRobot gives you addresses in Telegram that are just as quick to create and stay active until you delete them.
Create an address in Telegram →Opens @trafficRobot in Telegram. Press Start and your first address arrives in seconds.
Where temp mail falls short
- The address expires, often after 10 minutes to a day. Any account you made with it can no longer receive a password reset.
- Many sites block temp-mail domains, so the sign-up fails anyway.
- Some temp inboxes are public or guessable, so whoever has the address can read the mail.
- You lose the history. Receipts, warranty emails and "your subscription renews tomorrow" never reach you.
Temp mail or a permanent push.tg address?
| Situation | Temp mail | push.tg address |
|---|---|---|
| One-time verification code or download link | Good fit | Works too, then delete the address |
| Ongoing contact (store, newsletter, forum, SaaS) | Poor fit: mail stops when it expires | Good fit: stays active until you delete it |
| Spam-prone sign-ups | Expires on its own, but so does the account's contact | Delete just that address when spam starts, and see who leaked it |
| Account recovery / password reset months later | Usually impossible | Arrives in Telegram as usual |
| Where you read mail | A web page or bot chat, for a while | Your Telegram chat or group |
How it works
- Open @trafficRobot and press Start. You get an address like
k3x9q@push.tg. - Use it for the sign-up. The verification email arrives in the chat within moments.
- Keep it for as long as you want that account. Create another address for the next site.
- If one address starts getting spam, delete it in the bot. The others keep working.
Privacy: Each email arrives in your Telegram chat. The full copy sits behind a secret link for up to 12 hours, then it's destroyed. You need a Telegram account to use the bot. push.tg doesn't change Telegram's own sign-up requirements.
For a deeper look at aliases vs. disposable addresses, see email to Telegram and our HideMail comparison.
FAQ
Is there a temp mail bot for Telegram?
Yes, several bots give out short-lived addresses. @trafficRobot works differently: its addresses are just as fast to create but stay active until you delete them, so later emails like password resets still reach you.
Do push.tg addresses expire?
No. An address stays active until you delete it in the bot.
Can I use it for one-time verification codes?
Yes. Create an address, receive the code in Telegram, and delete the address afterwards if you don't need it again.
Is it safer than a public temp mail inbox?
Mail sent to your push.tg address is delivered to your own Telegram chat. Each email arrives in your Telegram chat. The full copy sits behind a secret link for up to 12 hours, then it's destroyed. Anyone who knows your address can send you mail, so delete addresses that attract spam.
Can I create a separate address for every site?
Yes. That way you can tell which site leaked or sold your address, and delete just that one.
Does it let me sign up for Telegram without a phone number?
No. You need a Telegram account to use @trafficRobot, and Telegram's own registration rules still apply.
Can I send email from these addresses?
No, they receive only. You can see the sender's address and reply from your regular mail app.
Is it free?
Yes, it's free to start and has no ads. A free allowance covers everyday use, and the bot tells you if you reach it.
Make your next sign-up address one that lasts
Free to start, no ads, no sign-up form. All you need is Telegram.
Open @trafficRobot →