STOP Giving Out Your Email - Do This Instead

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[@gshaw7252]

But I would still need to start with a clean, new, primary email address, right? Creating aliases for my 10-year-old spam-ridden email address is not going to stop spam from coming to it.

[@pc-stuff3331]

The best part is 7:48 to 7:58 This is how we all feel when the spam is gone for good.

[@SteveHowardPhotography]

Yahoo Mail is easy to set up an alias, but is nearly impossible to turn off or disable. Widespread complaints about the problem.

[@veedreen]

I can't even use steps given here for alias. Doesn't show in my browser. I'd love to setup 1.

[@animationengineer-ye4zf]

I hate giving me email pit

[@GailBuckner-x4y]

Amen

[@jeremybyte]

I would have linked real Email Aliasing services like SimpleLogin, Fastmail Masked Email, AnonAddy, Forwardemail, ImprovMx, DuckDuckGo Email Protection or Firefox Relay.

[@gzajic]

I agree. Suggesting to create multiple Gmail accounts is very bad advice.

[@Vaneth101]

​@gzajic I agree wholeheartedly, and I wish I had known that a month ago because I actually tried to set up a couple of new Gmail addresses then. It backfired when Google blacklisted my phone number, thinking I was up to no good. I was forced to change my number, and now I'm in the process of de-googling my life as far as it's possible. I'm done with Google. So, do not ever set up a new Gmail account without having a new phone and number to associate that account with. Otherwise you'll be screwed.