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Get your own domain. Host your own email server or pay for one that allows for unlimited addressed on a hosted domain. You'll learn a lot from self-hosting, ma
by mikecoles 3y ago
Get your own domain.
Host your own email server or pay for one that allows for unlimited addressed on a hosted domain. You'll learn a lot from self-hosting, mainly that email isn't as open as it has been.
Give out email addresses that identifies whom you gave the address to.
friendthatsharescontactlistwithapps@example.com
www.somewebsite.xyz@example.com
bank@example.com
seeminglycharitablenonprofit@example.com
1 contact, 1 email address.
Forward to your 'true' account by default, block once you've had enough of their junk. Be careful when replying as to not email from the 'true' account.
- yownie 3y agoI do this with self-hosted domain and docker-mailserver. There is a CLI feature for easily adding aliases. I often ssh in from my phone to do so.