Good semi-disposable email providers?

Good afternoon Lainons, Any recommendations for email providers that are easy to register, tor friendly, dont require a phone number, etc. But also not a "temp mail" provider that is likely to be blacklisted by most sites and services. Just something easy to anonymously register

>>56616 I >think< tutanota is tor friendly, it's been a while since I had to use it anonymously (don't even remember if it was actually tutanota, I might've ended up using other service) and I didn't use it for communication so idk but I've created a bunch of them to get amazon free shipping stuff (yes i am that poor) and I haven't been derezzed yet so I think it may suit your purposes

>>56616 disroot, tutanota But don't trust any providers. disroot and tutanota aren't require complicated reasons. However, I've been heard disroot's security is not really good. But that's not sure. >elude I'm too lazy to write why do I choose elude except for privacy and more stay far from botnet. But overall, not bad. >protonmail It's easy to register, but kinda glowie. >fedora.email I'd found lately, but I can't erase my feeling that's a honeypot. >riseup, cockli, dismail need invites.

>>56619 >>56621 >disroot, tutanota Those are actually good providers, so don't utilize them as semi-disposable. Multiaccounts are against TOS for a reason. Your spam e-mail isn't welcome on a community run service, because your misuse of the address is a hassle to everyone genuinely using the service. We don't want to see these providers blacklisted because someone was creating spam accounts all over the internet. Eating up disk space with advertisement emails coming from the services you've registered on is also not very cool. Don't be an ass. Go utilize whatever is the most popular provider from your country. With normal person address you'll even blend in better.

>>56619 >Tutanota >registration from this IP address has been blocked to prevent spam >tor friendly Tutanota blocks tor, vpns, and proxies. https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/email.html#Tutanota