Website wants an address - then sends SPAM?

I subscribe to a Privacy blog that has an interesting article on a free 10 minute email address to use so you can see the article but not get the SPAM
http://privacyblog.com/2015/07/10/avoid-advertising-email-messages-with-10-minute-mail/

So, I should click on a link to avoid spam?
Not gonna happen.

Check out spamgourmet.com, too.
Works well. You can create email addresses as you go. Each of them works only for a predefined number of emails.

Pete

Those look great. Lots of times I've wanted to take a poll, get an estimate, etc. without having to worry about giving away my "real" address. Anti spam tools are a whole lot better than they used to be, even my throw-away addresses are several years old now.