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# email-generator | ||
Generate thousands of emails from one in a moments notice! | ||
# 📧 Email Generator | ||
Using a trick that Gmail has, we can turn one email address into thousands in less than a second! <br> | ||
Every single email created sends to the same inbox, however can be registered as it's own on a seperate site! | ||
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This trick can be used on most sites, in fact it is how I have 5 discord accounts under the same email! <br> | ||
**NOTE:** This is only tested for Gmail. This may not work with other email providers. | ||
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# 🤔 How does it work? | ||
This trick abuses two things about Gmail. | ||
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Gmail allows dots in the email name to be sent to the same one, e.g. `[email protected]` and `[email protected]` will both send to the same email. <br> | ||
However, most sites recognize them as completely seperate emails and thus allow you to register with them. Pretty nifty, huh? | ||
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There is also another trick that can be used. Appending `+{number}` to the name has similar behavior. e.g. `[email protected]` and `[email protected]` are the same. | ||
These are two methods I've found which allow for this to happen. | ||
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To use it, install Python 3 and open main.py! | ||
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**Fun Fact:** The formula to get the number of combinations is as follows: `2^<Length of the email address excluding @ sign, domain and last letter> * 10` <br> | ||
That means `[email protected]` becomes 640 emails in less than a second! |