I just use websitename@mydomain.com
That's how I found the CUK had leaked.
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I use Gishpuppy (when I remember!)Originally posted by Ruprect View PostIn case you haven't come across it yet - I use spamgourmet.com to create disposable addresses for use in web forms. That way if they do get sold on it doesn't affect me as there are only a finite number of mails to the address you specify. You can also see who it is that sells your address on.
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In case you haven't come across it yet - I use spamgourmet.com to create disposable addresses for use in web forms. That way if they do get sold on it doesn't affect me as there are only a finite number of mails to the address you specify. You can also see who it is that sells your address on.
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Is this email validation or unsubscribe?
I received this email, what does the panel think? Are they validating my email address, or will they really unsubscribe me?
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