email addreses you can get multiple freebies for?

vikki_louise

Hello, I read on here somewhere that one of the big email providers lets you use various words before the . so you can get multiple different email addresses all going through to the same account. I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of it please? Thanks :beer:

shanejosephdonnelly

When some freebies are limited in numbers and people enter multiple addresses, claming "I got mine at home AND at work today" it quite annoys me. It sort of cheats the system. I have tried to get some freebies before but they never seem to come because they have been grabbed by too many people. If you get a chance at a freebie does it not seem fair to only get one? I know that people won't listen to me and will still enter multiple addresses and what not, but I'm just expressing the opinion of many.
We all want to have a chance!

P.S Sorry if i misread and you are only asking for free email addresses.

madforIT

Theres quite a few different ones out there
if you use firefox as your browser,gish puppy is a great email add on-i use this and have 200+ email addresses running through it,it sends all replies to my g mail account
another is mailnull.
http://www.gishpuppy.com/
http://mailnull.com/

LuciferTDark

Right now I have 7 different addresses feeding into my main account, not all for competitions & freebies though. Most of them are for scam baiting & spam collection.

dickibobboy

Also, It doesnt work for some forms but works for others.

If you have an email address with gmail (also googlemail)

you can first of all have two with [EMAIL="yourusername@googlemail.com"]yourusername@googlemail.com[/EMAIL] and [EMAIL="yourusername@gmail.com"]yourusername@gmail.com[/EMAIL] it will send to both.

Also another good part is you can have 'addons' so you can have [EMAIL="yourusername+mse@gmail.com"]yourusername+mse@gmail.com[/EMAIL] (and @googlemail)
you can put anything you like after the + so [EMAIL="yourusername+spam@gmail.com"]yourusername+spam@gmail.com[/EMAIL]

This gives you many different ones all leading to the same account.

masterbrown

Never knew you could do that with gmail.