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You could use the +whatever trick. Or if in Gmail, the dot . Trick.
by xtracto 3y ago
You could use the +whatever trick. Or if in Gmail, the dot . Trick.
- ooterness 3y agoSadly, there's a lot of companies with misguided email validation. They often insist "+" cannot be used in an email address.
- chii 3y agoluckily, for cases like these, you can add a dot anywhere within the email address before the @ symbol for gmail, and it goes to the same email address as without the dot.