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I have a.Mac e-mail address, and I like the aliases feature, but I'm annoyed that they all use the same sender's name (there's no way to specify a different name for each alias). I don't want my personal e-mails to have my business name or vise-versa.
Anyone that sells anything wants an email address from me. There was a time when I could pretend to be a luddite and say I didn't have one. But that's getting harder to pull off and it doesn't solve the issues presented by online stores that require an email address to do any transaction. My primary concern is always that the email address will be abused, sold and ultimately create a lot more work for me. Here's a trick I started using back in the days when I used Gmail: dynamic email aliasing. In Gmail, you can use any address with this format: your.username+any.alias@gmail.com and it will make it into your inbox.
You can gain the upper hand by using an alias specific to the business you are giving it to. For example I used a format like your.username+amazon@gmail.com or your.username+apple@gmail.com when doing business online.
When I start receiving spam delivered to a specific email alias, I know immediately the originating source and I can create a perfect spam filter by flagging all further messages delivered to that same address. My new email home,, supports the same plus alias format, but they also support a format like alias@username.fastmail.com.
Take a look at their Alias Routing in FastMail FastMail will attempt to file an alias address when delivered. If there is a mail folder with the same name, the message will be filed before hitting the inbox. So apple@username.fastmail.com will get filed into the folder 'Apple' if it exists. It's kind of like a mail filter without creating the filter first. I prefer this format to the plus addressing for two reasons: • It's less obvious that it's an alias • I love the look on a cashiers face when I tell them my email address is walgreens@macdrifter.fastmail.com The use of email aliases are one way I've reduced spam and kept it down as I've moved across email hosting services.
I've never regretted using an alias. I don't even need to track them because aliases are stored on the sender side.
I just create rules to handle them when necessary.
Hello everyone, I am having real trouble with my mac email. I have used gmail with many aliases for quite some time. The way that I set this up is; I set up a primary gmail address. Then in the mail settings I add each alias email with a comma after the first gmail address. I know this is a widely used method. Then in gmail I setup the alias as a 'send mail as' With the newest version of mail when I send an email from the alias all looks correct.
It shows the primary gmail address as the email with the alias as the name. Alias is When I send email as it shows. From: Sorry if this is a bit confusing. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a.Mac e-mail address, and I like the aliases feature, but I\'m annoyed that they all use the same sender\'s name (there\'s no way to specify a different name for each alias). I don\'t want my personal e-mails to have my business name or vise-versa.
Anyone that sells anything wants an email address from me. There was a time when I could pretend to be a luddite and say I didn\'t have one. But that\'s getting harder to pull off and it doesn\'t solve the issues presented by online stores that require an email address to do any transaction. My primary concern is always that the email address will be abused, sold and ultimately create a lot more work for me. Here\'s a trick I started using back in the days when I used Gmail: dynamic email aliasing. In Gmail, you can use any address with this format: your.username+any.alias@gmail.com and it will make it into your inbox.
You can gain the upper hand by using an alias specific to the business you are giving it to. For example I used a format like your.username+amazon@gmail.com or your.username+apple@gmail.com when doing business online.
When I start receiving spam delivered to a specific email alias, I know immediately the originating source and I can create a perfect spam filter by flagging all further messages delivered to that same address. My new email home,, supports the same plus alias format, but they also support a format like alias@username.fastmail.com.
Take a look at their Alias Routing in FastMail FastMail will attempt to file an alias address when delivered. If there is a mail folder with the same name, the message will be filed before hitting the inbox. So apple@username.fastmail.com will get filed into the folder \'Apple\' if it exists. It\'s kind of like a mail filter without creating the filter first. I prefer this format to the plus addressing for two reasons: • It\'s less obvious that it\'s an alias • I love the look on a cashiers face when I tell them my email address is walgreens@macdrifter.fastmail.com The use of email aliases are one way I\'ve reduced spam and kept it down as I\'ve moved across email hosting services.
I\'ve never regretted using an alias. I don\'t even need to track them because aliases are stored on the sender side.
I just create rules to handle them when necessary.
Hello everyone, I am having real trouble with my mac email. I have used gmail with many aliases for quite some time. The way that I set this up is; I set up a primary gmail address. Then in the mail settings I add each alias email with a comma after the first gmail address. I know this is a widely used method. Then in gmail I setup the alias as a \'send mail as\' With the newest version of mail when I send an email from the alias all looks correct.
It shows the primary gmail address as the email with the alias as the name. Alias is When I send email as it shows. From: Sorry if this is a bit confusing. Any help would be appreciated.
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I searched around the forum for something similar. But I could not find anything.
...'>Mac Oscreate Email Alias For Gmail(21.12.2018)I have a.Mac e-mail address, and I like the aliases feature, but I\'m annoyed that they all use the same sender\'s name (there\'s no way to specify a different name for each alias). I don\'t want my personal e-mails to have my business name or vise-versa.
Anyone that sells anything wants an email address from me. There was a time when I could pretend to be a luddite and say I didn\'t have one. But that\'s getting harder to pull off and it doesn\'t solve the issues presented by online stores that require an email address to do any transaction. My primary concern is always that the email address will be abused, sold and ultimately create a lot more work for me. Here\'s a trick I started using back in the days when I used Gmail: dynamic email aliasing. In Gmail, you can use any address with this format: your.username+any.alias@gmail.com and it will make it into your inbox.
You can gain the upper hand by using an alias specific to the business you are giving it to. For example I used a format like your.username+amazon@gmail.com or your.username+apple@gmail.com when doing business online.
When I start receiving spam delivered to a specific email alias, I know immediately the originating source and I can create a perfect spam filter by flagging all further messages delivered to that same address. My new email home,, supports the same plus alias format, but they also support a format like alias@username.fastmail.com.
Take a look at their Alias Routing in FastMail FastMail will attempt to file an alias address when delivered. If there is a mail folder with the same name, the message will be filed before hitting the inbox. So apple@username.fastmail.com will get filed into the folder \'Apple\' if it exists. It\'s kind of like a mail filter without creating the filter first. I prefer this format to the plus addressing for two reasons: • It\'s less obvious that it\'s an alias • I love the look on a cashiers face when I tell them my email address is walgreens@macdrifter.fastmail.com The use of email aliases are one way I\'ve reduced spam and kept it down as I\'ve moved across email hosting services.
I\'ve never regretted using an alias. I don\'t even need to track them because aliases are stored on the sender side.
I just create rules to handle them when necessary.
Hello everyone, I am having real trouble with my mac email. I have used gmail with many aliases for quite some time. The way that I set this up is; I set up a primary gmail address. Then in the mail settings I add each alias email with a comma after the first gmail address. I know this is a widely used method. Then in gmail I setup the alias as a \'send mail as\' With the newest version of mail when I send an email from the alias all looks correct.
It shows the primary gmail address as the email with the alias as the name. Alias is When I send email as it shows. From: Sorry if this is a bit confusing. Any help would be appreciated.
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I searched around the forum for something similar. But I could not find anything.
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