Gmail Dot Trick

Although this isn't something new I figured I'd post it here as a lot of people are always in need of good emails. You can use one Gmail address and get as many as you need. The only drawback is you can't use it for Google related products such as Adsense, YouTube etc,.

If you want a calculated number of email addresses say 10 or even a couple hundred you can use https://www.sayapro.us . Don't use your main Gmail address as I know I wouldn't just for being on the safe side. The other doesn't require a registration but you just have to wait for it to create thousands of email variations. That site is https://thebot.net/api/gmail/

Given the influx of trash threads that have been springing up as of late I figured I'd do my part in at least contributing something worth mentioning.

You can also use +notation to generate infinite emails.

[email protected]
[email protected]

And so on

Some sites do not use this so they wont allow register with a extra strange gmail but it works with a +

The other solution is to use a private domain with "catch-all" enabled, so you don't need to make any email accounts.
Please keep in mind that some hosting providers don't support this option.

This is a good one , thanks

bartosimpsonio said:

You can also use +notation to generate infinite emails.

[email protected]
[email protected]

And so on

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wow this is great...thanks for sharing

Gmail dot & number tricks are good.
But sometimes a webmaster will be smart & blacklist anything with "+" or "." before the @.
Domain with catch-all emails are nice. DIsposable emails. Lots of free services online to [ab]use. Sharklasers, yopmail, my favorite two. Beware yopmail will show you a captcha after few hundred requests. But even these are very well known & on some big sites blacklists.
Trick I found is to go to google translate, find out how to say "disposable email" in any language eg. korean. Then go to your translated countries search engine, eg. google.co.kr. Search your translated phrase. Boom, unlimited supply of disposable catch-all emails that are very unlikely to be on any blacklist.

uncutu said:

Trick I found is to go to google translate, find out how to say "disposable email" in any language eg. korean. Then go to your translated countries search engine, eg. google.co.kr. Search your translated phrase. Boom, unlimited supply of disposable catch-all emails that are very unlikely to be on any blacklist.

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I never thought about this trick, surely this makes disposable email services almost unlimited.