Gmail ignores any word you add after a plus sign in your address (before @gmail.com or your company domain) so you can basically have an unlimited number of email addresses, all using the same Gmail inbox. For example, if your email address is [email protected], emails sent to [email protected] will still arrive in your inbox.
Just add +1 after your usual email address (before @gmail.com or your company domain) and voilà, the service provider sees it as a new address, even though it’s connected to the same Gmail inbox
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How is this useful?
You can use the same email address to manage both personal and business accounts for online services. Just add +1 after your usual email address (before @gmail.com or your company domain) and voilà, the service provider sees it as a new address, even though it’s connected to the same Gmail inbox.
Sometimes websites require verification email, so you can create one dummy email and just keep on changing the details after the plus sign.
e.g if your email is [email protected] you can use it to get verification from Xvideos.com then later use the same email with a + such [email protected] to get verification from nxxx,com without them noticing and telling you that that email has already been used at their sister site. to the remote server [email protected] and [email protected] are different people but in reality inbox ni moja