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Do you have any more info on running your own mail server? I looked at doing so but was promptly steered away because of blacklisting, servers that allow it and

• yerasame 8y ago
  I'm not sure what the up or downsides would be, but I personally just have all mail sent to *@mydomain.tld forwarded to a single email address. This way I can give each service a unique email address, while preserving the ability to divine whether a particular address has been lost or stolen, by looking at the sent to field. Well, there's the obvious comfort of having all your mail in one place -- and all the obvious disadvantages that entails, I suppose.
• dhuramas 8y ago
  Can't recommend FastMail enough- it has aliases which automatically forward mail from xyz@alias.yourdomain.com to your alias@yourdomain.com - This is very similar in practice to the + trick with gmail[1] but with the benefit that your email addresses will pass all stupid Javascript email validation rules. [1] https://www.thewindowsclub.com/gmail-address-tricks https://www.thewindowsclub.com/gmail-address-tricks
  • ReidZB 8y ago
    You can also set up wildcard aliases, e.g. I have the equivalent of *@example.com, leading to addresses like hackernews@example.com.
  • aviv 8y ago
    Been using Fastmail for ages... great provider.