The useful stuff: how Junk Mailer works, what the labels mean, what happens on third-party pages, and what to do when something isn't clear.
18 answers
A place to find things worth signing up for.
Junk Mailer is a place to find things worth signing up for.
It collects third-party offers, promotions, sweepstakes, resources, mailing lists, quote forms, and other signup opportunities in one place so you can decide what interests you.
Browse, open, decide.
Start on the homepage or open All. Browse the available signups, use the filters if you want, and open a third-party page that interests you.
You decide what to sign up for and what to skip.
A separate inbox is usually easier.
You can use an email you control, but a separate inbox is usually easier if you plan to sign up for a lot of promotions, mailing lists, sweepstakes, or similar pages.
It keeps that activity separate from personal or work email.
No. Use information you're authorized to use.
No. Junk Mailer is for information you own, control, or are clearly authorized to use.
Do not use it to submit another person's information or create unwanted activity for somebody else.
A quick look at what a page may ask for.
EMAIL ZIP PHONE is a quick label showing information a third-party signup page may ask for.
EMAIL means an email address may be requested. ZIP means a ZIP or postal code may be requested. PHONE means a phone number may be requested.
Only if you choose to.
No. Only enter a phone number if you're comfortable with the third-party page and understand what you're submitting.
If you don't want to provide one, skip pages that require it.
The larger Junk Mailer signup library.
The Sign-Up Room is Junk Mailer's larger library.
It lets you browse available third-party pages and filter them by things such as category, country, device, and information requirements.
No. Open what interests you.
No. Third-party pages are optional.
Open what interests you, read the page, and skip anything you don't want.
Country, device, or campaign rules.
Some third-party offers only work in certain countries, on certain devices, or while a particular campaign is available.
Junk Mailer uses available offer information to avoid showing obviously incompatible pages where possible.
No. The third party controls the outcome.
No. Junk Mailer does not guarantee third-party rewards, approvals, payouts, emails, or results.
The advertiser, publisher, or sponsor controls its own rules and final outcome.
It depends on the sender.
Timing depends on the third-party publisher or advertiser.
Some emails may arrive quickly, some may arrive later, and some signup pages may not send email at all.
A planned expanded Junk Mailer experience.
MEGA is a planned expanded Junk Mailer experience.
It's visible now because it's part of the Junk Mailer roadmap, but it isn't live yet.
No. You control third-party submissions.
No. Junk Mailer does not automatically complete third-party signup forms for you.
You decide which third-party pages to open and what information you want to submit.
Your browser may remember it locally.
Junk Mailer may use browser storage to remember information or choices for convenience on the same device.
Third-party pages have their own privacy practices if you choose to submit information there. See the Privacy Policy for more detail.
Use the sender's unsubscribe link.
Use the unsubscribe or preference-management link provided by the sender.
Third-party publishers control their own mailing lists, so unsubscribing usually happens through their system rather than directly through Junk Mailer.
No. Normal user use only.
No. Junk Mailer is intended for normal user use.
Automation, abuse, bypass attempts, fake activity, or manipulation of Junk Mailer or third-party systems is not allowed.
Use the Contact page or email support.
Visit the Contact page or email goochus2002@gmail.com .
For site rules and privacy information, see the Privacy Policy and Terms.
Try email, phone, MEGA, unsubscribe, privacy, or sign-ups.
Still stuck? Contact Junk Mailer or email goochus2002@gmail.com .