I use Fastmail with my own domain name and wildcard addresses. So an email sent to anything@me.com will come to my inbox. While I do have a default address of m

I use Fastmail with my own domain name and wildcard addresses. So an email sent to anything@me.com will come to my inbox. While I do have a default address of me@me.com, I can change it to anything@me.com when writing a message in Thunderbird or using their webmail. Here are some rules I already have made: https://imgur.com/a/L90sQJD https://imgur.com/a/L90sQJD I generate incrementing numbered emails to continue using Glassdoor after they block you for not giving info, thus the glob pattern. For job seeking, I give employers the email 'job@me.com.' I suppose it does sound a bit weird, but if anyone gets spammy, I can add a rule to delete any messages with to=job@me.com and subject contains company name, without globally blocking any messages with company name in the subject. FM specifically is based in Australia which you may have issues with, but I've given up trying to maintain privacy vs. big gov - they can see your email regardless of what you use, except maybe ProtonMail.