AnonAddy VS fx-private-relay

Soverin and AnonAddy are worth looking into imo. Soverin supports unlimited custom domain aliases.

If you give out your professional email publicly like on business cards, expect spam arriving within 2-3 days since people will have you in their contact list and if they're hacked or caught up in chain-mail then you will be BCC'd into that chain mail or otherwise have your email in the hands of spammers.

For personal accounts, I've heard great things about SimpleLogin[0], AnonAddy[1], and Firefox Relay[2] to tackle spam. It's also worth having both a ProtonMail account & a Tutanota account if email privacy is a concern. Many services scan your email to target you with ADs, like Yahoo & Gmail, so avoid those if you can.

[0] https://simplelogin.io/

[1] https://anonaddy.com/

[2] https://relay.firefox.com/

Mobility. I can easily move to another provider (like AnonAddy if I needed to. Not every mail provider offers catch-all, and I’d argue moving mail providers for your primary means of communication would be much more cumbersome.

I've not used it myself but this sounds EXACTLY what you are looking for: https://anonaddy.com/

That's why I use email aliases through AnonAddy or SimpleLogin and never give out my real email, and it's best practice for privacy. You can generate random or custom aliases which forward all emails to your main email.

Looks like someone just self hosted https://anonaddy.com/ and is reselling it.

100% use a custom domain. If something ever happens to SL (however unlikely), you can always move your domain to AnonAddy, or hell - even a cheap cPanel instance with a "Catch-All" option would get your email working again.

I use AnonAddy for this. It's actually what made the move from CTemplar over to Posteo so easy for me. Less than 10% of my emails were actually directly through CTemplar.

If you're willing to re-architect your email setup you may also like SimpleLogin or AnonAddy. I think these services are both addressing the same issue and provide a unified inbox, but I don't know the finer details and differences. You have to decide if the upfront inconvenience of reworking your email warrants the long term benefit SimpleLogin or AnonAddy provide.

I use my own domain, self-hosted on a mailserver running Postfix, and Vimbadmin to make aliases. So basically I can make [email protected] as an alias. I like doing this, but a much, much simpler way would be to use something like Firefox Relay: https://relay.firefox.com/

If you give out your professional email publicly like on business cards, expect spam arriving within 2-3 days since people will have you in their contact list and if they're hacked or caught up in chain-mail then you will be BCC'd into that chain mail or otherwise have your email in the hands of spammers.

For personal accounts, I've heard great things about SimpleLogin[0], AnonAddy[1], and Firefox Relay[2] to tackle spam. It's also worth having both a ProtonMail account & a Tutanota account if email privacy is a concern. Many services scan your email to target you with ADs, like Yahoo & Gmail, so avoid those if you can.

[0] https://simplelogin.io/

[1] https://anonaddy.com/

[2] https://relay.firefox.com/

I guess you found it… https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay/issues/1862

There are plenty of services that allows that. One is Apple's [Hide My Email](https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud/what-you-can-do-with-...) and Firefox's [Relay](https://relay.firefox.com/).

I use an alias provider like: AnonAddy, burnermail or Firefox Relay

Firefox Relay is great for this kind of crap.