ABOUT.
Junk Mailer is a place to find things worth signing up for. Offers, promotions, sweepstakes, resources, mailing lists, quote forms, and whatever else makes sense to collect in one place.
The idea
Signing up for stuff is scattered everywhere.
A promotion might be on one site. A sweepstakes is somewhere else. A useful financial resource has its own form. A newsletter or quote page lives somewhere completely different.
Junk Mailer puts those kinds of things together and makes them easier to browse.
The point isn't to make every offer look amazing. It's to give you a place to look around and decide what you actually want to sign up for.
What you'll find
A weird little library of sign-ups.
The lineup changes as offers come and go. Different pages can also have different country, device, and eligibility requirements.
The inbox part
A separate inbox still makes a lot of sense.
You don't need a special email address to browse Junk Mailer, but if you're planning to sign up for a lot of things, a dedicated inbox can keep that activity away from your personal or work email.
That's where a lot of the original Junk Mailer idea came from: turning an otherwise empty inbox into its own feed of promotions, offers, newsletters, and signup activity.
Use information you own or are clearly authorized to use. Junk Mailer isn't intended for targeting somebody else's inbox or creating unwanted activity for another person.
The Sign-Up Room
The bigger pile is under All.
The Sign-Up Room is the main library behind Junk Mailer. That's where the larger collection lives.
You can browse the available sign-ups, search, filter by category, and narrow things down based on information such as country, device, or what a page may ask for.
MEGA
There's more planned.
Built by
Junk Mailer was created by Goochus.
The project started around a simple internet idea and gradually turned into its own little utility: one place for finding things to sign up for instead of hunting through unrelated pages across the web.
Goochus builds internet-based tools and digital projects, and Junk Mailer is one of them.
Questions about the site? See the FAQ or contact Junk Mailer. The Privacy Policy and Terms cover the legal side.