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This is a neat approach. Mind sharing more how you've set it up? I've never used fastmail but looking at their pricing page would `licenceplate@` be an addition

• kop316 8y ago
  Sure! It is actually free with fastmail, and is the equivalent to "myusername+alias@gnail.com". I have a custom domain, so i set my email to firstname@mydomain.com. They allow you to use alias@firstname.mydomain.com to alias to firstname@mydomain.com and you can use as many aliases as you want. That is at no additonal charge. To me, that alone is worth it to use fastmail.
  • rbritton 8y ago
    I do basically the same thing. Their iOS app works exceptionally well for this flow, remembering that the last place I left it was the alias creation form. I can typically do this in 30 seconds. Like the parent, I have name@example.com as the official account email for a single user account. All aliases are alias@example.com.
  • a012 8y ago
    I like Fastmail but they require mobile phone number as your identity is big no to me. Basically you can't have two fastmail accounts on one phone number.
    • calvinmorrison 8y ago
      You can't typically cannot have two trial accounts on one phone number. But you can have as many paid accounts as you like with or without a phone number. source: I work for fastmail.
      • a012 8y ago
        How can one sign up without phone number? It's required as soon as you click Sign up button.