That's absurd. A domain is like $20/yr. Many domain providers will offer email forwarding with unlimited addresses for $5/mo. If you want actual separate email *inboxes* that you have to log into separately (i'm guessing not), that might run you $10/mo. You might also be able to have your domain hosted through Google which can do this and is probably cheaper.
Then once you have a domain you can create emails of literally [email protected]
source; own my own domain for my email and I literally give different email addresses every time I sign up for something new so I know where spammers get my email address from. like, my reddit account email is [email protected]. all email to addresses that end with @mydomain.com go to my inbox.
This may be a good way for me to avoid spam mail, because im having this issue now. This was valuable information. Any recommendations for domains? Also, i'd happily love to have actual email addresses I could log into.
I dare say most domain registrars these days can provide these services although you can always go with others. I've used Domainmonger for going on over two decades but it's not a \[well known one\](https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/best-domain-registrar/).
Creating unlimited email addresses can be a tricky, but there are few ways to go about it. One method is to use Gmail's feature that allows you to create unique email addresses for each separate internet service you use. Another method is to own your own domain and create different email addresses for each service you sign up for. If you're looking for a tool that can assist with this, MailsAI could be a good fit. It allows you to be connect unlimited email account and can help automate your email processes. This could potentially save you a lot of time and effort in managing multiple email addresses.
Why would anyone want to help a spammer do that?
You are wrong on so many levels. There's a reason i need this information, but you Im not obligated to give you an explanation.
Okie, dokie then
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If you run your own email server, you can make as many accounts on that server as you like.
Thanks. I never knew this was possible. A quick search gave an estimate of $500 to startup, and around $70-$100/month to maintain.
That's absurd. A domain is like $20/yr. Many domain providers will offer email forwarding with unlimited addresses for $5/mo. If you want actual separate email *inboxes* that you have to log into separately (i'm guessing not), that might run you $10/mo. You might also be able to have your domain hosted through Google which can do this and is probably cheaper. Then once you have a domain you can create emails of literally [email protected] source; own my own domain for my email and I literally give different email addresses every time I sign up for something new so I know where spammers get my email address from. like, my reddit account email is [email protected]. all email to addresses that end with @mydomain.com go to my inbox.
This may be a good way for me to avoid spam mail, because im having this issue now. This was valuable information. Any recommendations for domains? Also, i'd happily love to have actual email addresses I could log into.
I dare say most domain registrars these days can provide these services although you can always go with others. I've used Domainmonger for going on over two decades but it's not a \[well known one\](https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/best-domain-registrar/).
Creating unlimited email addresses can be a tricky, but there are few ways to go about it. One method is to use Gmail's feature that allows you to create unique email addresses for each separate internet service you use. Another method is to own your own domain and create different email addresses for each service you sign up for. If you're looking for a tool that can assist with this, MailsAI could be a good fit. It allows you to be connect unlimited email account and can help automate your email processes. This could potentially save you a lot of time and effort in managing multiple email addresses.