In that instance you can. What is also nice though is if you have a custom domain, you can set the custom domain to do the same thing AND have an alias. So for

In that instance you can. What is also nice though is if you have a custom domain, you can set the custom domain to do the same thing AND have an alias. So for me, I have a few emails in my custom domain: {firstname}@example.com market@example.com (there's others, but it's not relavent to this discussion). market@example.com just goes straight to spam, as I don't use that email for anything. foo@market.example.com is used for each email instance. It works out extremely well.