Previously I was using service@service.myname.com, and I realized that's leaking a bit too much info.
So, I bought genericname.com and switched to using service@service.genericname.com
Slightly less leakage, although I really doubt anyone is looking. I still have occasional issues with companies rejecting emails with their name in them, but that's easy to work around.
It's great in stores when they ask you to sign up for something and you give them an email that's obviously their name. Raises some eyebrows but most people working the checkout really don't care. A few just comment that it's cool, most are skeptical.
It's all hosted on fastmail and routes via wildcards to my central inbox anyway.
Previously I was using service@service.myname.com, and I realized that's leaking a bit too much info.
So, I bought genericname.com and switched to using service@service.genericname.com
Slightly less leakage, although I really doubt anyone is looking. I still have occasional issues with companies rejecting emails with their name in them, but that's easy to work around.
It's great in stores when they ask you to sign up for something and you give them an email that's obviously their name. Raises some eyebrows but most people working the checkout really don't care. A few just comment that it's cool, most are skeptical.
It's all hosted on fastmail and routes via wildcards to my central inbox anyway.