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Should I use different email for banking and job application? Hi, I'm looking to revamp my whole email system, but I'm not too sure where to start and what I should do. Currently, my regular and oldest email address is being spammed regularly (mistakes were made when I was younger) and I'm looking to delete it. **Bank** First of all, I know about the "+" email address where spammers can easily find you. So, using something like bank+\[email\]@xyz.com isn't an option. To contact banks, I don't want something stupid. I want something that looks clean and professional. Should I use something like bank.\[something\]@xyz.com? **Job application** I'm scared to get my "professional" email to become the same as my old regular email. I apply to hundreds of jobs and who know what they are doing with the data I provide in my online application. Who knows about possible data breach in Workday or other softwares? I was thinking of using a random email address when applying, but my "real" email address is still on my resume or on my LinkedIn. Any idea of what I should do? Thank you!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!

Route any address @ your domain to Gmail? I used to rely on Google Domains for a feature that would let you route any email address with your domain to your Gmail. So if your domain was [foo.com](https://xyz.com) you could set it so literally any string @foo.com would go to your Gmail. Useful for creating accounts across the Web without your email address being a join across all of them. Seems like that feature has been killed as Google migrates Domains to Squarespace. Are you aware of any other service that would support something like this? The only option I can think of currently is to set up my own email server at home. Thanks!