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For gmail, if you have someone@gmail.com, you can just append +anything to your address like this: someone+anything@gmail.com. It will still end up in your mail
by dividuum 10y ago
For gmail, if you have someone@gmail.com, you can just append +anything to your address like this: someone+anything@gmail.com. It will still end up in your mailbox without having to set up anything. See https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-mo...
I would assume that google apps version of gmail offers something similar.
- michalstanko 10y agoJust tested this with my google apps account and it works there, too.
- jbrooksuk 10y agoAlso, iCloud allow this.
- berlam 10y agoThis feature is called sub-addressing, but it is also known as plus addressing or tagged addressing. I also use it but some services do not allow the plus sign in their registration form. Very frustrating.
- brohee 10y agoRejecting addresses with a plus is to me a strong incompetence clue, so unless somehow unavoidable between two choices I chose the one allowing a '+'. Sometime I even fire a mail explaining people rejecting '+' how and why they lost my business...
- dbg31415 10y agoI feel the same way. (=