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skinny-
You use a domain that accepts everything before the @ makes it easy to see where stuff is coming from, you can blacklist those that get taken over by spam and makes it more secure as everything is unique so stuff from one site can't be used in another if hacked
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Depends what it is I'm dealing with. Sometimes it's just my normal email with a "+sitename" added to it.
eg. Gmail will send it all to the main email address but for all intents it's a new email address. Takes seconds in this case.
https://www.wired.com/2016/03/set-gmail-aliases-import-inboxes/
If you have your own domain, it's easy enough to create aliases too.
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hippy
They're still claiming it's just spam email which is horseshit because I used a PHD specific email with them that only they would've ever received email from.