I used to use [email protected] or [email protected] whenever some page forced an email address for access. Sadly, those don’t seem to work anymore, so I’ve transitioned to [email protected] or if I’m feeling spicy I just feed them whatever email address I can find listed on their own site.
I usually just do “marketing@sitename” for whatever site it is. Let marketing sort out their own spam. Sometimes I’ll just do “postmaster@sitename” or “admin@sitename” but marketing is usually my go to.
Many forms simply do the most basic regular expression possible of looking for alphanumberic characters with an @ sign before a period somewhere in the mix, so you can enter entirely nonexistent domains, but some are a little more in-depth
Sure sure. Or go with the old standby
https://www.instagram.com/aol/
https://www.tiktok.com/@aoldotcom
I used to use [email protected] or [email protected] whenever some page forced an email address for access. Sadly, those don’t seem to work anymore, so I’ve transitioned to [email protected] or if I’m feeling spicy I just feed them whatever email address I can find listed on their own site.
I usually just do “marketing@sitename” for whatever site it is. Let marketing sort out their own spam. Sometimes I’ll just do “postmaster@sitename” or “admin@sitename” but marketing is usually my go to.
Many forms simply do the most basic regular expression possible of looking for alphanumberic characters with an @ sign before a period somewhere in the mix, so you can enter entirely nonexistent domains, but some are a little more in-depth