Fart.org

What it does

Address selection

Prefixes are assigned first-come, first-served and may use lowercase letters, numbers, dots, and dashes.checked 8 Oct 2001

Availability

The terms say the service has no formal SLA and email delivery is best-effort, with possible upstream or receiver-side delays or rejections.checked 8 Oct 2001

Cancellation

Customers can cancel through the Stripe customer portal, and forwarding continues until the paid period ends.checked 8 Oct 2001

Email privacy

The privacy policy says forwarded message bodies and subject lines are not logged, and message contents are not read, stored, or archived.checked 8 Oct 2001

Infrastructure

The policy says forwarding uses an upstream provider such as Cloudflare Email Routing or ImprovMX, and operational logs are stored in the United States or European Union.checked 8 Oct 2001

Integrations

The site says forwarded mail can go to an existing inbox such as Gmail, Outlook, or Proton; it does not list software integrations.checked 8 Oct 2001

Metadata retention

Operational email metadata and security logs are kept for up to 30 days.checked 8 Oct 2001

Payment handling

Payments are handled by Stripe, which processes billing details; Fart.org says it does not see or store card numbers.checked 8 Oct 2001

Receiving only

The subscription does not include outbound SMTP, a mailbox, IMAP, webmail, or message storage.checked 8 Oct 2001

Service

Fart.org forwards email sent to one chosen @fart.org address to an inbox the customer already owns.checked 8 Oct 2001

Setup

Customers enter their desired address and forwarding destination at checkout, and the site says forwarding starts within minutes.checked 8 Oct 2001

Spam protection

The service says it filters obvious spam upstream and uses phishing detection to help prevent spam forwarding.checked 8 Oct 2001

Support

The contact page says it reads every message and replies within one business day; annual subscribers receive priority email support.checked 8 Oct 2001