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I use aliases for that reason, much cleaner IMHO.

• th0br0 11y ago
  Whoops. Looks like I totally misread that OP. Yeah... aliases is what I was thinking about as well. Although, separate email adresses in conjunction with a catch-all are better. After all, with an alias, you can just cut the recipient's address off just before the + which isn't that big a hurdle to spammers...
• zaphoyd 11y ago
  Most aliases require adding explicitly. The primary feature of the catchall address is that it is a blacklist rather than whitelist for aliases. Gmail style + aliases (which don't require explicit adding) are almost as good, but can be easily and silently stripped and generally notify the receiver that a filtering situation is happening on the other end.