Yahoo also has a good approach, for years. You create a unique basename that is not related to your email address. Then you can create as many disposable email addresses with a unique keyword each. The result is something like this: basename-tickets@yahoo.com, basename-newsletters@yahoo.com, basename-spam@yahoo.com.
The nice thing about it is that (1) you don't occupy too many ‘unique’ email addresses like an alias would do, (2) you are not giving anything away about your true email address and (3) you can always delete any address and quickly identify spammers if you do this comprehensively. Yahoo also allows you to tag your email addresses and assign a specific folders to which all emails should be delivered.
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Yahoo also has a good approach, for years. You create a unique basename that is not related to your email address. Then you can create as many disposable email addresses with a unique keyword each. The result is something like this: basename-tickets@yahoo.com, basename-newsletters@yahoo.com, basename-spam@yahoo.com.
The nice thing about it is that (1) you don't occupy too many ‘unique’ email addresses like an alias would do, (2) you are not giving anything away about your true email address and (3) you can always delete any address and quickly identify spammers if you do this comprehensively. Yahoo also allows you to tag your email addresses and assign a specific folders to which all emails should be delivered.