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I have my own domain and a catch-all setup, so when I sign up for a service, it's the-service-name@my-domain-name.com, if I give someone my email address, it's
by jmkni 5y ago
I have my own domain and a catch-all setup, so when I sign up for a service, it's the-service-name@my-domain-name.com, if I give someone my email address, it's their-name@my-domain-name.com
It makes it easy for me to keep track of who is sending me what + who is sharing my email with third parties, but definitely confuses some people.
- jeroenhd 5y agoSamsung is particularly annoying about this. You can't sign up for an account with "Samsung" in the user portion. They'll straight up block samsung@yourdomain.net, so I've resorted to misspelling their name in the email address and they seem perfectly fine with that.
- sidharthv 5y agoI've been using sam.sung@domain for them. First time I've come across this block in years of using this method.