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	(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle \|\| []).push({});<br> What's your default reaction when you see that statement in a page, or an app, or someone asks you that question? For a large amount of people, a sudden feeling of unease, dread, or mistrust immediately washes over them, and for good reason. E-mail, once a valued communication medium online, is now almost entirely dominated by spam, marketing junk, and unimportant messages that do nothing but waste your time.<br><br><br><br> These days, giving out your e-mail address is a very personal act, as it implies a level of trust that often times you're not willing to give to any random website or app. You're entrusting the site, or app, or company, not to sell or give out your address.<br>You're also trusting their security, that they won't get hacked, or otherwise lose your personal info. <br><br> ENTER MAILFALL TO THE RESCUE. <br><br> MailFall is a free throwaway e-mail address. It's temporary. It's transient. It's disposable. 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