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Note: I did not come up with this, only sharing it. Not sure if it has been shared before but I have not seen it. I Haven't tested it out as I usually just create or buy bulk emails, but this may help some of you out.
Twitter does not allow users to create multiple accounts using one email address. Normally, it should not be a concern, but occasionally one might need more than one Twitter accounts. For example, one Twitter handle for personal tweets and the other for giving automated updates about a website or blog.
If you have a Gmail account (Who hasn't!), you can register multiple Twitter (or whatever) accounts with single email address, using a simple hack.
All Gmail addresses are assigned an alternative Googlemail email address as well; if your Gmail address is [email protected], you receive email as [email protected] as well.
Need some more alternative addresses! Gmail does not recognize dots (.) in email addresses. For Gmail, [email protected] is same as [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]. Make as many combinations as you want and use them for creating multiple Twitter (or whatever) accounts.
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Hope it helps someone.
Twitter does not allow users to create multiple accounts using one email address. Normally, it should not be a concern, but occasionally one might need more than one Twitter accounts. For example, one Twitter handle for personal tweets and the other for giving automated updates about a website or blog.
If you have a Gmail account (Who hasn't!), you can register multiple Twitter (or whatever) accounts with single email address, using a simple hack.
All Gmail addresses are assigned an alternative Googlemail email address as well; if your Gmail address is [email protected], you receive email as [email protected] as well.
Need some more alternative addresses! Gmail does not recognize dots (.) in email addresses. For Gmail, [email protected] is same as [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]. Make as many combinations as you want and use them for creating multiple Twitter (or whatever) accounts.
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Hope it helps someone.