@evan Wow, 100% of the ... checks vote counts ... 1 people who voted so far voted just ol like me! Woot!

@evan I'm not counting disposable ones - hundreds of those. #Zimbra EMail supports an arbitrary number, a great feature for keeping all those shopping sites etc. separate and shutting down any that get leaked. (I keep my old myspace one as a #HoneyPot - still see occasional spam on it).
Unlike GMail's +tag feature, Zimbra disposable emails can't easily be tracked back to my real email.
https://help.ncf.ca/Disposable_email_addresses

@evan
1 email address. Approximately 350 aliases.

@evan inboxes 3, addresses infinite 😂

@evan you know, we're not entirely sure we haven't forgotten some

@evan these days they go to one of two mailboxes which is nice.

@evan 3 addresses, at least 426 aliases. do aliases count?

@evan Oodles of “hide my email” addresses, but I’m not sure I count them as “mine.”

@evan
- 1 address for family/friends
- 2 for business
- 5 from platforms, but they fwd to the main inbox and exist only for those platforms
- a few hundred aliases across 4 domains for any online account (eg. servicename@mailbox.domain.tld for each service/account/newsletter/etc)

@evan

I have a unique eMail Alias for every account I have to sign up for.
https://cognitiveinheritance.com/Permalinks/1b5f1ddb-ad42-446e-b484-783712195c61.html

@evan 1000+ 🤷‍♀️

@evan
How many inboxes do you check daily? I forward most of my email to a single master email and can send from those other emails over imap.
@catsalad

@evan Wait, does it count if as one or multiple if I have my own domain and use different emails for sorting.

@evan Maybe the right question to ask is "how many inboxes do you check regularly?"

3.

@evan

Zero email addresses.

I'm so far off the grid, I'm sparking this message in binary, encapsulated via the entire OSI stack interfering with a nearby router.

#l33t

@evan do aliases count....? @simplelogin

@evan I only use 3 on a regular basis (including my work email) but I have enough others that I use occasionally to push me into the 6 to 15 category.

@evan Voted for 6 to 15 but it should have been 16 or more. Forgot about all the 'Hide my Email' ones I use for websites.

@evan @Em0nM4stodon I have at least 256! email addresses available, because I have a catchall on one domain and customise the email address to each form. Then if I get spam I know who's spamming me and I can block.

@evan An infinity. But I count this as one + aliases, even if I can send an email with any of these aliases. And then, I have four other addresses on top of that (two for work, two personal, more like legacy than really useful).

@evan I have a few domains I can use any address on them but I mostly use like 2-3 addresses.

@evan

- Yahoo account from the late 90s
- Home email account (run on my own infrastructure; 3 aliases)
- Work email account (Office365; 3 aliases)

You could count that as 3 (actual email accounts) or you could count the identities (7).

@evan I used to have like 25+ 🤣 I now have 2 email addresses, but I need one more because of spam filtering is too tight at iCloud sometimes.

@evan since i do e-mail aliasing, and have been for the past 4 years, it means one email per account created since then. that's dozens, if not 3 digits by now.