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Permanent forwarding · Keep your real email private

For every long-term relationship,
an alias you can shut off anytime

Websites send mail to your alias, and MsgGone forwards it to your usual inbox. Keep shopping, subscriptions, and community accounts separate without moving your real email address.

Log in with an email code

Your account is created automatically on first login—no password required. The code has 6 digits, and you must wait 60 seconds before requesting another.

The code only confirms that you control the target email address.

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Manage each source separately

shopping@msggone.com
Forwarding · 12 messagesEnabled
community@msggone.com
Paused · 4 messagesPause
receipts@msggone.com
Forwarding · 31 messagesEnabled

After logging in, you can create, pause, and delete aliases, and view 30 days of archived mail and forwarding results.

One alias per site makes leaks traceable

Create separate addresses for shops, forums, and subscriptions. If an alias starts receiving suspicious promotions, you can identify the source and pause it without affecting your other accounts.

Pausing and deleting are different

When paused, an alias stops forwarding incoming mail; deleting it ends that address relationship. For important accounts, update the linked email first, then delete the old alias.

How forwarded attachments are handled

Up to 50 MB

The message is forwarded and kept as a usable record in the 30-day archive.

50–100 MB

The message is still forwarded, but the attachment is not archived. Entire messages over 100 MB are rejected.

When should you use a forwarding alias?

Choose long-term forwarding if you still need order confirmations, bills, account security alerts, or community replies in the future. Temporary email is for one-off tasks and should not be used for account recovery.

Security boundaries

An alias reduces the chance of your real address being shared, but it does not encrypt content between the sender and the destination inbox. Do not use it to receive illegal content or send highly sensitive information to untrusted parties.