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Is there a web site or a service which masks my IP address when I
send an emails.

I would also like the recipient of my email be able to email a reply
back to me.
 
Message-ID said:
Is there a web site or a service which masks my IP address when I
send an emails.

I would also like the recipient of my email be able to email a reply
back to me.
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If you're trying to avoid spam, there are a lot of disposable email
options, many of which would allow you to receive and reply to
messages without disclosing your real email address.

My question is why you would need to hide your IP address? That
wouldn't disclose your personal information other than your internet
provider, which shouldn't be a problem if you're not planning on
violating your ISP's Acceptable Use Policy.
 
If you're trying to avoid spam, there are a lot of disposable
email options, many of which would allow you to receive and
reply to messages without disclosing your real email address.

My question is why you would need to hide your IP address? That
wouldn't disclose your personal information other than your
internet provider, which shouldn't be a problem if you're not
planning on violating your ISP's Acceptable Use Policy.
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I want to anonymously request some information from a government
department (and discuss the information). I have several other
dealings with the same department.

Best I hide my IP address when I request the info and ask any
follow ups.

Won't be violating anything AFAICT.
 
Message-ID said:
I want to anonymously request some information from a government
department (and discuss the information). I have several other
dealings with the same department.

Best I hide my IP address when I request the info and ask any
follow ups.

Won't be violating anything AFAICT.
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For that kind of volume, set up a disposable email address through a
webmail account. You can receive from anywhere, including home, but
if you have concerns about them knowing your IP (although I still
can't see why that would be a problem for legitimate purposes) you
could send from your local public library or other third party or
public access point.
 
Anonymous in Message-ID: <[email protected]> posted:

Hello,

You may want to access a webmail account using Tor, TorCP and Privoxy.

Here is the How-to:

http://tor.eff.org/cvs/tor/doc/tor-doc-win32.html

Good luck.
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THANK you for the site with good info.

Helen
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