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zeeed | 9 days ago

If you’re on Gmail, there’s “plus addressing” - this allows you to append any term after your email - and then sort accordingly.

So if your Gmail is foo.bar@gmail.com you can use foo.bar+servicename@gmail.com and the mail will still end up in your mailbox. Then you can create a rule that sorts incoming mails accordingly.

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Hnrobert42|8 days ago

I find plus addressing unreliable. Not all websites allow you to have the +.