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I used to have an email similar to ps@qs.com, and would get a fair amount of email suggesting people would use that as their made up email. In a similar vein I’
by petesergeant 3y ago
I used to have an email similar to ps@qs.com, and would get a fair amount of email suggesting people would use that as their made up email. In a similar vein I’d like to apologise to knobs@bobs.com for the amount of captive portal spam you receive on my behalf
- bnprks 3y agoMy new made-up email approach is using admin@$COMPANY in the hopes that they'll send the spam to themselves
- layer8 3y agoYou should use info@ instead.
- szundi 3y agoMine is x@x.com, Elon gets those now
- pimlottc 3y agoI’d also like to personally apologize to no@thanks.com
- lgeorget 3y agoI usually use arthur@example.com, guaranteed to be a permanently valid domain name and also not to spam anyone.
- esafak 3y agononeofyour@business.com
- mnw21cam 3y agoI use dave@null.com. Sorry Dave.
- SenHeng 3y agoSorry to a@b.co if you’re out there.
- sph 3y agoI have used president@whitehouse.gov since the late 90s
- petesergeant 3y agoImportant to keep elected officials on their toes, or who knows what they'll come up with next
- BizarroLand 3y agoBiden: "I don't remember subscribing to hotsexyfiremen.com..."
- sph 3y agoI'm pretty sure that mailbox these days goes directly to /dev/null — if not, they must have the craziest spam filtering setup. Isn't this the most popular email address?
- wiredfool 3y agoFoo@bar.com here. Sometimes I run into places where it’s already registered, and hopefully the pw is baz.