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If you're on gmail, you can place a dot on any part of the username, and it will redirect to your account. For example, johndoe@gmail.com john.doe@gmail.com j.

If you're on gmail, you can place a dot on any part of the username, and it will redirect to your account. For example, johndoe@gmail.com john.doe@gmail.com j.ohndoe@gmail.ccom etc. all go to the original johndoe@gmail.com, but pretty much every website will interpret them as different emails.

uggedal 17y ago
On gmail you can also use a plus sign after your username: yourname+spamsignup1@gmail.com
- a-priori 17y ago
  This isn't a GMail feature. Most (but not all...) email servers allow this.