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Also some websites won't let you put + in the address despite it being a valid character per protocol. Crippling email sign ups for one company, astonishing. F
by jalami 10y ago
Also some websites won't let you put + in the address despite it being a valid character per protocol. Crippling email sign ups for one company, astonishing.
Fastmail has subdomain addressing. eg. hackernews@myemail.fastmail.com which is a lot harder to detect.
- JonathonW 10y agoI like Yahoo's approach-- they do their disposable email aliases like this: basename-spammerspecificsuffix@yahoo.com Where basename is user-chosen (and not necessarily related to the real email address), and the suffix has to be registered ahead of time (so a spammer can't just start randomly generating suffixes to avoid filters).