Cool Gmail Trick

[Justin]

Gmail takes out the dot in the email. So you can use one email many times are one place and it be vaild.

Lets say "[email protected]" if you put "[email protected]" it will go to the same inbox as [email protected]

Gmail voids the dot and just ignores it. There you go. 😛

 

[David]

Hm, what if someone registers with [email protected] ?

 

[Justin]

Hm, what if someone registers with [email protected] ?

This is not a fully functional way around stuff. you need to make sure it is available first.

 

[gbl08ma]

Hm, what if someone registers with [email protected] ?

I think it's impossible to register [email protected] because [email protected] already exists.
On Gmail dots are simply ignored, both when sending mails and when registering for accounts.
Also, did you know that [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected] are all the same thing?


(To the owner of [email protected]: I'm sorry for spreading your email so much🙂)

 

[haynes11]

how did you just randomly figure this out? XD

 

[Gimgak]

I've known this for a while, can be useful at times.

 

[Matt.]

Didn't know this. Don't see how it would be useful for me though...

 

[Mr. Duck]

Didn't know this. Don't see how it would be useful for me though...

multiple sign-ups to things 🙂

 

[CyberFreak]

It is quite well known. Stopforumspam.com have for a long time been dropping the . or + before the @ aswell as storing the version with the . or + in.

http://www.stopforumspam.com/

You will see some gmail emails listed on the home page have both combinations.

 

[StripesAndFins]

OMG It works! Thanks THT 🙂

 

[Luke]

Thats cool, I didn't know that!

 

[devashishseo]

I tried it with my email, it works. Thanks for sharing

 

[adj1993]

Thanks for this cool trick 😀

 

[6th Floor]

Yep! That's a problem when spambots register in your boards ;_;