Multiple e-mail a Google Gmail account
With multiple Gmail addresses can also be used to provide easy to separate personal and business e-mail and monitor incoming mail subscriptions, mailing lists and special. There are three main ways to help expand the Google e-mail addresses that you can have a Gmail account:
1. The use of the@googlemail.com field.
2. Using the "dot" or period in the name of your e-mail.
3. The plus sign "+" at the end of your name and the addition of extra characters.
Use the "@ googlemail.com" Domain Name
Let's start with the use of the@googlemail.com domain name. With each Gmail account you actually get a second email address - the address is a regular@gmail.com while the second direction has@googlemail.com the field. This will really like Gmail myname@googlemail.com myname@gmail.com. All emails sent to be delivered to your myname@googlemail.com
Using a point or point them in the name of the e-mail
Another interesting aspect of Gmail addresses are what is sometimes called "Dot blindness." In an interesting twist Gmail does not recognize dots "." Or periods as a sign of usernames Google e-mail. This means that Google "sees" my.name @ gmail.com gmail.com @ myna.me or the same address as myname@gmail.com. You can also use multiple "points" in the user name as my.na.me @ gmail.com.
The same "point blindness" also applies to e-mail addresses using the domain name my.name the@googlemail.com @ googlemail.com or my.na.me @ googlemail.com routing to the same mailbox as myname @ gmail. com.
Use the + sign and another sign
The third round to extend the use of Gmail is the ability to add additional characters at the end of your username by adding a "+" after your name. Google does not recognize these characters, but the search filters to Gmail. Characters after the sign can be either letters or numbers. Then myname myname + + abcde@gmail.com abcde@googlemail.com or ends in the same inbox as myname@gmail.com.
To test this myself and see what works best for you. Below are all the same changes to Google mail account, and all end up in your Gmail Inbox myname@gmail.com:
myname@gmail.com
myname@googlemail.com
my.name @ gmail.com
my.name @ googlemail.com
Benefits of multiple Google E-mail from a Gmail account
So you say, "OK, the Google e-mail tips are interesting, but what would I use all these changes?" A user is to trace where the mail comes. When you sign up for a subscription to the newsletter or mailing list, you can create a specific email address using the plus sign, and some specific characters, or "dot" pattern. You can then monitor incoming email based on specific email name that you created.
For example, you subscribe to a subscription to a newsletter with 456 and more my.name news@gmail.com newsletter has signed to start getting emails from a number of other sources for this specific address. This could indicate that specific mailing list may have been compromised, or even sold.
Another use of these variations on the type of e-mail spam or unsolicited e-mail from someone on Google. Use Gmail filters to automatically direct a specific address, such as 666@gmail.com MYNAME the spam folder.
Changes to your address can also be used to separate personal and business messages and to automatically identify each with a different label and sorted in a different folder.
Simplified management and e-mail to Google
With more e-mail address of Google is a useful tool for many different e-mail needs. The advantages of a centralized e-mail, you can easily manage multiple e-mail addresses, without having to go out and set a number of new accounts, add user names and passwords can be a real advantage. And they are all derived from a single Gmail account. In a sense, remember the verse by JRR Tolkien: "One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them."
