I need help. So i bought a domain now i want it to connect with my email but the thing i want is whatever the hell i type before my domain it creates an email but all the email goes to my main email i want to set. Example - i have the domain @me.com and i have an email [email protected], now what i want is i am making a netflix acc and i puted [email protected] netflix sees it as a normal email but the real email goes to my email [email protected], in there something random i ant to type whatever i want
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Basically i want something like a temp mail service but for personal use
what does this have to do with Python?
You want a catch-all email.
This is not a python issue, tho, we're in #1035199133436354600
Btw
Gmail already does that, having [email protected] you can do [email protected] (any combination of periods) or [email protected]
Note: some websites don't allow plus sign in email address (they say it's invalid, it's not) - that's when I use different dot combo.
Then you can set filters for your Gmail inbox on "to" field to sort stuff (I have travel stuff like train tickets set to be thrown into a separate folder)
Example of my use of those Gmail aliases.
PKP Intercity is Polish national train service, I use "+ic" for those.
I also have different aliases for regional train companies.
A slight problem with that is that a lot of services will either 1. Not let you use a + (as nicky said) or 2. Just ignore it and send it to your email without the +
If you want a catch all, look into something like fastmail or simplelogin
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