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You can also do things like a wildcard on a subdomain like dodgywebsite@auto.yourdomain.com. Otherwise subaddressing with + works well with most mail hosts oth
by smcleod 5y ago
You can also do things like a wildcard on a subdomain like dodgywebsite@auto.yourdomain.com.
Otherwise subaddressing with + works well with most mail hosts other than Microsoft Exchange / Office365 (which have had endless problems).
- amadeusw 5y agoThat's the way to go. I set up a rule where everything going to *@a.mydomain.com goes into a folder which I largely ignore. Every website gets a unique prefix, e.g. ycombinator@a.domain.com. The advantage of Masked Emails is that third parties won't even know about mydomain.com. The disadvantage is that you need 1Password to recall which email address you used with a particular website.