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Shop online without handing over your real details

Someone buys a hair product from a small online shop. Months later an email arrives: the shop has been hacked, and customer names, email addresses and phone numbers are out. Nothing unusual happened — small shops rarely have a security team, yet every checkout asks for the same details.

A shop you'll buy from once shouldn't need to be trusted with your real details. Had that shopper used a rented address and number, the leak would have held no working email address or phone number of theirs. The order confirmation and delivery updates still arrive — inboxes receive for 7 days, or a full month for $2 — and your real inbox and number stay out of a database you don't control.

Popular services in our catalogue

	Amazon	amazon.com.au
	eBay	ebay.com.au
	Kmart	kmart.com.au
	Temu	temu.com

…and any other lawful site — paste its address into our search.

How it works

1. Create an account and top up (from $2.00 AUD).
2. Tell us the site — that's how we guarantee your detail has never been used there before.
3. Verification codes appear live in your private dashboard. Nobody else ever sees them.

For lawful, everyday privacy only — government services and financial institutions are never served, per our Acceptable Use Policy.