When you register for anything online, enter the website's name as your "middle name." When the spam arrives, you will know which website sold your data.
By indiescribe | 6 comments |
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Better to add the name of the website
Like "Paul Facebook" or "Paul FB"
Use email aliases :
paul+facebook@email.com
By yamy on 13 May 24
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when you REGISTER for stuff online today you need to verify your email address, if you don' have access to it like for example paul+facebook@email.com. So very a*s wipe advice... its better to get a cheap hosting account set up email with a default address that lids into spam
By sebastian on 15 Jul 24
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what is the point of this? I hear people talk about this as a 'hack' but it really accomplishes nothing. what are you going to do with the information that Walmart sold your data? tell on them?
By skibidi_john on 9 Apr 26
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an actual useful version is that websites with free trials ask for an email. if you put john+walmart@mail.com the websites thinks its different from john@mail.com giving you an extra free trial, then John+walmart2@mail.com etc.
By skibidi_john on 9 Apr 26
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You are genious!
By wow! on 18 Mar 24
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Really ..............
By aaaaaaaaa on 1 Nov 23