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Solving Multiple Email Account Hassles

by terryrayburn
2 replies
You can use just ONE Gmail account, but use it as if it were multiple accounts, by using a decimal (.) between the letters of the username.

For example, if you open multiple Twitter accounts, you need a separate email address for each one.

If you email address is goofyguru@gmail.com you can use the following as if they were multiple accounts, and they will all feed into the same Inbox:

goofygur.u@gmail.com
goofygu.ru@gmail.com
g.oofyguru@gmail.com

And so on
#account #email #hassles #multiple #solving
  • Profile picture of the author E. Brian Rose
    That is an outstanding tip that I have never heard about. I am going to test this right now.

    EDIT: It worked like a charm! Great post, Terry!
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    • Profile picture of the author Tiger66466
      Even better with adding the decimal (which I didn't know until this forum!) is that you can double it by switching from @gmail.com to @googlemail.com

      Also I just saw in another thread that you can ALSO put "+1" or any number (without quotes) to your emails - but they will still go to the "real"/"main" email account.

      So: using your example: goofyguru+1 @ gmail or googlemail . com I'm ASSuming you can mix in the decimals as well with the + sign and number to get even more "different" emails for all your signups - without having to create new email accounts.

      --Stacy
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