Do you have an idea that you can write the same Gmail address in different ways? This tactic, which extremely few people recognize, helps you have numerous accounts for online services just like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with no need to make a new email account each time and without all that pester.
How many techniques can you give “new” email addresses that are in fact the same one? We’ll inform you below!
Trick number 1: you have to add periods to your username
As Gmail doesn’t tally and count periods (.) as characters in usernames. as a result, if your email is marketingnetmag@gmail.com, you can add one or more periods and Google will continue to identify it as the same address.
Marketing.netmag@gmail.com
Marketing.n.e.tmag@gmail.com
Mark.eting.netmag@gmail.com
M.a.r.k.e.t.i.n.g.n.e.t.m.a.g@gmail.com
Now, look at the above-given email addresses. You see they look different, right? However, not, because Gmail identifies all these email addresses as the same and all mail sent to these addresses will appear in the same inbox.
Trick number 2: You need to insert extra words to your username
For your information, Gmail doesn’t just recognizes to periods but also allows you put in words to your usual email address. The only thing to do is attach a plus symbol (+) after your normal username and afterward add the word you would like. For instance:
Marketingnetmag+magzine@gmail.com
Marketingnetmag+cricket@gmail.com
Marketingnetmag+writer@gmail.com
Marketingnetmag+amazing@gmail.com
You checked. It’s that easy and simple. Now you can a lot of nicknames you want!
Trick number 3: You have to merge both tricks
Due to some personal or professional reason if you want an even weirder email address? Gmail permits you mix trick 1 and tricks 2 without any limits.
Marketing.netmag+magzine@gmail.com
M.a.r.k.e.t.i.n.g.n.e.t.m.a.g+writing@gmail.com
And so on. These tricks are trouble free.
Now it’s your turn to get creative! You can use this trick to keep away from creating surplus email accounts.
Admit it, you’ve made several email account in order to make use of a service under different names… or generate trial accounts for certain paid services. Take it easy, we all do it when we’re broke, and this simple tactic is just the thing for this.
