Terms of Use

What the service is

Wahmi gives you a temporary email address that receives messages for a short time, with no signup and at no cost. It is meant for quick registrations, verification codes, and trials you would rather not attach to your personal inbox.

Provided as is

The service is provided as is, with no warranty of any kind. We do not guarantee that every message will arrive, that the service will run without interruption, or that a message will still be there when you come back for it. Some sites block temporary mail domains, which is outside our control.

We may suspend or change the service, the retention window, or the receiving domains at any time and without prior notice.

What a temporary address is not for

Mail arriving at a temporary address is not private, is not password protected, and is deleted automatically after thirty minutes. Do not use it for anything that matters.

• Banking, finance, and digital wallets.
• Government services and official documents.
• Work, study, and professional correspondence.
• Any account you may need to recover or prove ownership of later.
• Any message containing personal, health, or financial information.

Unacceptable use

You may not use Wahmi for:

• Fraud, phishing, or impersonating a person or organisation.
• Sending spam, abuse, or threats to anyone.
• Anything unlawful under the regulations of Saudi Arabia or those that apply where you are.
• Opening addresses you did not create in order to read other people’s mail.
• Exceeding fair use or loading the service with automated requests.

Receiving only

Wahmi receives mail and nothing else. You cannot send from a temporary address or reply to a message that arrived at one.

Limitation of liability

We accept no liability for loss arising from use of the service, including a message that never arrived, a message deleted before you read it, or an account you lost access to because you registered it with a temporary address. This limit applies to the fullest extent the law allows.

Privacy

How data is handled is set out in the Privacy Policy, which forms part of these terms.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Saudi Arabia.