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I did it for years, until someone started dictionary spam runs on my domain. That was a pain, so I whitelisted the ones I used, and went to email-company@domain

I did it for years, until someone started dictionary spam runs on my domain. That was a pain, so I whitelisted the ones I used, and went to email-company@domain. Works pretty well, I’ve black holed 20 or 30 over time, and it’s a decent second check on phishing emails. Sadly, because I chose - instead of plus, I’m going to be hosting my own inbound email for the rest of this domains life. (And since it’s mylastname.net, that’s going to be a while)

notarealperson2 4y ago
> Sadly, because I chose - instead of plus, I’m going to be hosting my own inbound email for the rest of this domains life. What do you mean? I use migadu and they support address aliases with wildcards, so I could just alias something-* to something@example.com and add a sieve script to sort it into a corresponding folder. I assume most email hosts do not support that, but I doubt they are the only one.