It's funny, saying "email doppelgangers" reminded me that I have the same issue with phones and physical addresses (but not email since I use a unique domain na

It's funny, saying "email doppelgangers" reminded me that I have the same issue with phones and physical addresses (but not email since I use a unique domain name). I get multiple snail mail bills for DirecTv to people with different names but my address. One of them apparently didn't pay, so now I'm also getting collections letters addressed to them at my address. I've also had someone in Oregon use my google voice number at some doctor's clinic, so I was getting voice mail transcriptions about appointments and certain tests that needed to be run. Turns out lots of people just can't figure out their own unique ids, whether they're email, phone, or home address.