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Dots does matter in GSuite's email addresses (those are the email addresses for enterprise via work or school.) Also in the email name part of the email addres
by devy 6y ago
Dots does matter in GSuite's email addresses (those are the email addresses for enterprise via work or school.)
Also in the email name part of the email address, anything after + (plug sign) and before the @ (at sign) don't matter either. [1] This is the same behavior for personal Gmail and GSuite email (Gmail for enterprises)
[1]: https://gizmodo.com/how-to-use-the-infinite-number-of-email-addresses-gmail-1609458192 https://gizmodo.com/how-to-use-the-infinite-number-of-email-...
- kevincox 6y agoIt definitely is. For example I get a lot of emails sent to me+ni@mydomian for "Not Important" which I use kind of like an RSS reader. They never appear in my inbox and I catch up on them every once and a while. You can do this for a wide variety of things and combine it with filters to get a lot of extra value from your email.
- curiousgal 6y agoYou'd be surprised how many legacy registration systems break because of the + 'trick'. Ever since I got a basic Gsuite plan and set up a catch-all email address, I can just use websitename@mydomain and then use filters which is oh so practical!