With the rise of member only shopping clubs, everyone now has the opportunity to purchase exclusive clothing at steep discounts. These clothing items could be runway one-time use, left over inventory from last season or other luxury clothing and outfits. Some of these private shopping clubs charge for you to join and some just require you to be registered. And so another opportunity for evil-doers to trick you into giving them your personal information.
Many member only shopping clubs either tease you by showing a couple of amazing private sales or don't show you any of their clothing styles at all until you join. The idea is they bait you into registering with promises on the steep discounts on exclusive dresses, pants etc... However, once you sign up, you may realize that the discounts aren't as big as you'd expect. Other items may not rise to your expectations either. For instance, the amount of luxury brands may be very limited, the type of luxury brands may be very limit (like they are just watches), and the clothing sizes they have may be limited, such as only XXL sizes. When you find yourself experiencing something like this, it's easy to think, "Dang, I just signed up for something I will never use."
The problem is you've already given the private shopping club web site your email address, so in comes all the "deal" emails. EmailOnDeck.com is the solution! Here's how to go about evaluating the member only shopping clubs:
Every time you think about signing up for a member only shopping club, go to EmailOnDeck.com. EmailOnDeck gives you a fast and free temp email address in 2 easy steps. Once you have your disposable email address, simply use that to signup with the member only shopping club website. Now, browse around and evaluate the private club site. If it turns out they have delivered on their promise and are giving you great deals, either swap out your temp email address for your real one, or create a new account with them. If, as so often it happens, the site turns out to be full of hogwash, simply leave the site and rest assured that any junk mail or offers they may have been mailed to you will never actually reach your real inbox. It's as simple as that!
Temporary email addresses are your way of protecting yourself while evaluating member only shop clubs.