Garbage Email Addresses Without Creating New Accounts
August 29th, 2007 by Cristina Favreau
While researching Gmail functionality, I found this short but useful post on Lifehacker: Instant disposable Gmail addresses. It tells you how to create a “disposable” email address (using your existing Gmail account) to filter and track where mail is coming from (like Spam and unsolicited emails).
Maybe I’m behind the curve on this, but I thought it was a pretty neat little feature and I just had to share.
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We have our own family domain because we move a lot and wanted to keep consistent e-mails for our family and friends (as well as a website to keep in touch with people).
We started to make our own addresses like “apple@mydomain.ca” when purchased our new computers.
I signed up for a contest and made the e-mail “contest@mydomain.ca” and one day go 450 spam sent to….you guessed it “contest@mydomain.ca”
I deleted the “contest” e-mail address and I’m not signing up for contests any more.
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