If you don?t know about this then it might be great Gmail tip for you. You can use single Gmail account with multiple email addresses pointing to single email address. So you can use multiple email addresses associated with single Gmail address using different aliases.
Here is how:
Let?s say your Gmail email address is: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
You can use this email address with following combinations:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
or even as: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
How this is possible?
Google allows only one registration for any user name. When you register a username, any addition of dot with this username is unavailable for other user to register.
Say if you register Gmail account as [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] then no other user can create same Gmail address with same username with any addition of dot, like john.smith@gmail will become unavailable for others to register.
Thus adding or removing dots from any Gmail address won?t change the destination address. All emails with dot will be delivered to single email address.
In short, Google don?t differentiate between your username with dots and without dots. All id?s will be treated as a single email address.
Try this out with your email address. Add any number of dots to your Gmail address and send a test mail with this id. See who gets the email.
Moreover you can use ?+? sign to add variations to your email address. Anything after + will be ignored while sending email to destination address.
That's strange... I never knew about this all this while.
IT'S TRUE.....because I tested as what you told me...
Obviously this is something new that I've discovered today...
Or maybe I'm just late to catchup with old information
Thanks for sharing this nifty trick with us, owner1984. As Gmail is only my secondary email account, I am never familiar with Gmail anyway . Definitely I will try it out.