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Just add +[bar] to any gmail address, as in 'foo+[bar]@gmail.com'. Your registration system will treat it as unique, but gmail will route it to one email inbox
by wittjeff 5y ago
Just add +[bar] to any gmail address, as in 'foo+[bar]@gmail.com'. Your registration system will treat it as unique, but gmail will route it to one email inbox for foo@gmail.com
- schwartzworld 5y agoGmail also ignores periods in the address. foo@gmail com, f.oo@gmail.com and fo.o@gmail.com are all the same address.
- 41209 5y agoThanks, this is enough for what I need to do right now. Looks like Gmail doesn't like the [bar] solution though
- schwartzworld 5y agoIt should work. You're not including the brackets, are you? I use it a lot for signing up for mailing lists actually so you can tell if a company has shared your email. If my address was example@example.com, I might sign up with example+zappos@example.com. It's always worked for me.
- 41209 5y agoI totally was using the brackets. Thank you! You've totally saved me tons of time and effort