Mailinator® has provided disposable email addresses for protecting online privacy and mobility since 2003. Email addresses, like telephone numbers and street addresses are unique to an individual or household. As such, each online user should have the option of deciding whether it is prudent to disclose a personal email address. Mailinator recognizes this fact and right and provides an alternative and immediate web service for individuals who elect to preserve their privacy.

Mailinator's on-the-spot solution for protecting identity also helps to eliminate the ever-increasing problem of web inertia. It seems every website now has a registration, a login, and a password. Entering all those, and in fact, remembering all those does nothing but slow down everyone's web experience. Mailinator provides a no-sign-up, just-show-up solution that allows users to create inboxes simply by sending email to them.

Websites that see mailinator addresses being used often realize that it is far more advantageous to allow someone to try your product or service without having their personal information than to not have them try it at all. In effect, this allows websites to require email sign-up. This nudges users that are ok with giving their real address to do so and allows users that wish not to, to still try the product or service.

Mailinator is a tried-and-true platform that has thousands of users and receives over 15million emails per day. It is, as they say, "In everyone's Internet toolbox".

Talkinator steps into the future as ManyBrain's latest advancement in instant-use, no-sign-up web services. With Talkinator, users can experience instant communication amongst a few friends or thousands of people. Best of all, they can do it anywhere and at anytime. In form, Talkinator's free widget resembles a chat box, but in function, it differs from other similar services. Users can place their Talkinator anywhere they choose without compromising online privacy or reducing online speed. You can embed a talkinator anywhere.

Talkinator twists the idea of the original IRC (invented in 1988!) just enough to make participation easy for everyone. Check it out at www.talkinator.com.