33Mail vs Mailscribe

You can reply to emails via 33mail without disclosing your real email address.

Email aliases aren't temporary, but they can be blocked.

33Mail started in 2011 and has been growing steadily since then, forwarding over 1m emails per month as of 2018.

With 33Mail you get your own domain, like dogbert.33mail.com - and you can create as many aliases as you want under this, such as slant@dogbert.33mail.com. That's with the free plan, but with the paid plan you can use your own domain name.

Newsletter readers often complain about getting too many emails in their personal inbox and losing important emails because of these emails. With Mailscribe, losing important mails in your personal inbox is over.

It sends a daily summary of all incoming emails to your personal email address. In this way, no matter how many junk emails or newsletters you receive, only one email arrives in your personal mailbox. You can turn this feature off if you want.

You can write reviews for the newsletters you follow and rate them. You can learn more about other newsletters by reading other users' reviews. You can also write comments under the emails you receive and discuss with other members.

You can discover new newsletters that you can follow by filtering the newsletters that are suitable for you on the Mailscribe Discover page.

You can open multiple email accounts and follow them all from a single page. This will help you a lot in situations where you need to write an email on the Internet.