@j_angliss @paul_ipv6 @alexr I should do that for my domains... I didn't know it was an option.
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Dear services that refuse email addresses that have the name of the service in the address:Exactly, always those.
Although my accusations of hacking came from a particularly terrible UHaul rental experience where this wasn't even in the top 10 of my problems.
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Dear services that refuse email addresses that have the name of the service in the address:I have to say it's been facinating to see the + address I provided to ACE hardware show up in some fraudulent spam lists and then gradually find it being used by "legitimate" mass mailings from a major US political party that I didn't share it with, for somehow connected my identity with it.
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Dear services that refuse email addresses that have the name of the service in the address:Yes, I use my own domain(s) with a paid mail provider that offers both wildcard addresses and their own random email address generator, and I can send/receive from either. But moving there was more about not trusting Google than frustrations with the + character.
While I hear it's not that hard, but I'm happy to let someone else deal with the problems.
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Dear services that refuse email addresses that have the name of the service in the address:The best part is when they allow you make an account with the + but then won't let you log in with it, and when you get on the phone to fix it, the CSR* makes an accusation that you're trying to hack their computers.
(*Can't blame the CSRs)