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Re:The dots do matter: how to scam a Gmail user by dkersten on Sunday April 08, 2018 @07:29AM (#16785673)
I used to use + for that purpose and was always pretty annoyed when a website wouldn’t accept it. I’ve since dropped gmail for fastmail though so now I use [email protected] for all website registrations. No site ever rejects it and it works great for knowing where spam comes from, although I’ve had some funny phone calls where people were baffled that my email address starts with their website name.
Re:The dots do matter: how to scam a Gmail user by sedm0784 on Thursday April 19, 2018 @12:42PM (#16877402)
> No site ever rejects it

Have you ever tried it on Yahoo? They wouldn't let me set my email address to yahoo@mydomain a few years ago, claiming that the "email owner" had blocked this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t213wkajdz5753k/yahoolies.png?dl=0