Post: How to use one e-mail for all your accounts
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12-01-2016, 09:41 AM
#1
iZady
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Sick of making hundreds of different emails for creating PSN accounts? Read bellow for a brilliant method which can overcome with issue and save fellow users a lot of time!
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Gmail has this very nice function which allows you to use different e-mail accounts when registering on a website, but collects all the mail from your main account. It is done like this.*
For example my gmail account is*You must login or register to view this content.*Usually I would be allowed to register only one account with this e-mail, but there is a trick...
If you add a '+' sign and a number before the '@', then all the mail will come into your main account. You can set up infinite mails like*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content., and all the mails going to those accounts will come into your main account.*
I hope you guys can make nice use of this tool.
With kind regards,
iZady
"Note, this has only been tested by myself on PSN"
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12-02-2016, 07:21 AM
#4
Frosty
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Originally posted by iZady
Hello Fellow NGU Users!*
Sick of making hundreds of different emails for creating PSN accounts? Read bellow for a brilliant method which can overcome with issue and save fellow users a lot of time!
*
Gmail has this very nice function which allows you to use different e-mail accounts when registering on a website, but collects all the mail from your main account. It is done like this.*
For example my gmail account is*You must login or register to view this content.*Usually I would be allowed to register only one account with this e-mail, but there is a trick...
If you add a '+' sign and a number before the '@', then all the mail will come into your main account. You can set up infinite mails like*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content., and all the mails going to those accounts will come into your main account.*
I hope you guys can make nice use of this tool.
With kind regards,
iZady
"Note, this has only been tested by myself on PSN"
Sick of making hundreds of different emails for creating PSN accounts? Read bellow for a brilliant method which can overcome with issue and save fellow users a lot of time!
*
Gmail has this very nice function which allows you to use different e-mail accounts when registering on a website, but collects all the mail from your main account. It is done like this.*
For example my gmail account is*You must login or register to view this content.*Usually I would be allowed to register only one account with this e-mail, but there is a trick...
If you add a '+' sign and a number before the '@', then all the mail will come into your main account. You can set up infinite mails like*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content.,*You must login or register to view this content., and all the mails going to those accounts will come into your main account.*
I hope you guys can make nice use of this tool.
With kind regards,
iZady
"Note, this has only been tested by myself on PSN"
Something like [email][email protected][/email] should work too, as Gmail doesn't seem to differentiate over a period.
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12-02-2016, 09:09 AM
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iZady
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Originally posted by Frosty
Something like [email][email protected][/email] should work too, as Gmail doesn't seem to differentiate over a period.
I never knew that aha! Thanks, will try it out!
Regards, iZady
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