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# Fraudster Fraudster Provides You Temporary And Disosable Mails To Use
## How To Install This Code is hosted on PyPI so you can install by; ` pip install fraudster `
## Requirements -> requests <br>```pip install requests```
### How To USE To Get Available Domain For Fraudster
` >>> import fraudster >>> domain=fraudster.get_available_domain() `
To Get A Random Person Name
` >>> from fraudster import * >>> name=get_name() `
To Get A Random Disposable E-Mail
` >>> from fraudster import * >>> email=get_email() `
To Get A Custom UserName E-Mail
` >>> from fraudster import * >>> email=get_email("speedx",get_available_domains()[0]) `
To Get A List of All Received Mails
` >>> from fraudster import * >>> mails=fetch_emails() `
To Get Body Of Any Mail
` >>> from fraudster import * >>> body=fetch_content(<Your_Mail_ID>,<Your_Message_ID>) `
### TODO -> Add Command Line Usage
-> Add More Features
-> Remove requests Dependencies
## Note
Its Heavily Under Work…. Report Any Bugs
Made With ♥ By SpeedX
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