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Some email marketers are catching on to this approach though and automatically strip anything between “+” and the domain.
by elliekelly 6y ago
Some email marketers are catching on to this approach though and automatically strip anything between “+” and the domain.
- bad_user 6y agoYou could do subdomain aliasing instead (with Fastmail, or with Google Suite if you try hard enough) and there's no way to detect and strip that, since it looks and feels like a normal address.
- craigds 6y agoIt can be detected, just takes a bit more work (look up the domain's nameservers, see if they point to fastmail, if so rewrite the email address)