Gmail Dot Variation Generator

Basically what it does is it adds dots to your gmail address to produce multiple variations of your gmail email address.

For example, if your gmail address is [email protected], the script will generate every variation of your gmail by adding dots.

[email protected] will produce:
my.gmail.com
m.y.gmail.com
my.g.m.ail.com

etc.., you get the point.

Whenever you email to my.g.m.ail.com or m.y.gmail.com or my.gmail.com, you will receive it on your main gmail account, which is [email protected].

This is very useful when you want to register to multiple web 2.0 accounts but access all of those emails to only 1 gmail account.(works w/ POP too!)

For example you register at Twitter with the email address my.gmail.com, and another account with m.y.g.m.a.il.com, you will receive both confirmation links of those 2 accounts when you login at gmail using your main account, [email protected].

To determine the total number of possible vartions of your gmail accounts: 2 ^ (number of characters - 1)

so for [email protected] (3 letters):

2 ^ (3-1) = 4

and for [email protected] (12 characters):

2 ^ (12-1) = 2,048

and for abcdef123456x@gmail.com (13 characters):

2 ^ (13-1) = 4,096

and for [email protected] (30 characters max):(ps: my script doesnt allow that much yet, haha)

2 ^ (30-1) = 536,870,912

Try it for yourself!

PS: Script can only handle 15 characters max(thats 16384 emails) at the moment.

It`s nice really

But i have downloaded here in BHW a soft for this.
It dose the same thing, and extract everything in a txt file.
But don`t remember the tread

I say you use google apps for a domain name you own and set it up to do a catchall...that way [email protected] goes right into your main/catchall inbox if you don't already have an account set up for that name.
EG, you have accounts bob, joe, and fred, and catchall all @youdomain.com
messages to [email protected], fred@..., and joe@... all go to their respected recipients...
...but mail to [email protected], [email protected]2... all are routed into [email protected].

Google apps is easy to set up and is free, let me know if you need more info.
https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/premier/new - 30 day premier trial, reverts to the free standard version unless they have changed something.