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If you're using fastmail you don't even have to worry about that limit. If your email is example@fastmail.com and you are registering with http://www.onlinesto
by imron 9y ago
If you're using fastmail you don't even have to worry about that limit. If your email is example@fastmail.com and you are registering with http://www.onlinestore.com/ http://www.onlinestore.com/
Just use onlinestore@example.fastmail.com and fastmail will make sure it arrives in your example@fastmail.com inbox.
It's completely hassle free.
- hiram112 9y agoWow - been a Fastmail user for about a decade and have always used aliases (though I'm limited to just 10, I believe, based on my account type). But this will come in handy!
- akvadrako 9y agoYou'll still be uniquely identified. Just using fastmail itself is going to greatly narrow the search for your real identity.
- imron 9y agoExcept with Fastmail you can use your own domain so it's not immediately obvious that you are using Fastmail.