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I've been using catch-all addresses for a decade (with Google Apps.. rip) and I doubt that will ever get counter-measured. It's been really nice to catch those
by Hamcha 4y ago
I've been using catch-all addresses for a decade (with Google Apps.. rip) and I doubt that will ever get counter-measured. It's been really nice to catch those few cases where a service clearly sold my email to advertiser.
- toyg 4y agoSadly, data handlers have become savvy to this and already strip the address part after + (a trivial effort) before they resell mailing lists.
- batch12 4y agoIf you catch all then you don't need the + anymore, right?
- yencabulator 4y agoAlso, the + breaks so, so many sites. I've switched to a custom domain and from.<sitename>.<random>@
- dempedempe 4y agoFWIW, the OP was talking about subaddressing, not catch-all addresses.