Post #3881568

Fun fact: You can use your duck.com burner addresses to send outgoing mail. It's just a little complicated (but surprisingly straightforward once you get the hang of it). It also works to send emails to another duck.com burner address. (Just tested it myself.) --- How to use a Duck.com burner address to send outgoing email: 1. Generate your reply-to burner address. [duck-duck-duck@duck.com] 2. Sanitize your destination address. [goose-goose-goose@goose.com becomes goose-goose-goose_at_goose.com] 3. Combine them as "Sanitized to"_"reply to" [goose-goose-goose_at_goose.com_duck-duck-duck@duck.com] This is the address you should put into the "To" field of your email. However, you *must* send the message from whatever address is connected to your Duck.com account, or the message will be undeliverable. So if you have a non-burner forwarding address with its own inbox which your duck.com account is tied to, you will probably need to log into that account to send the message from there. (That's how my disroot account is set up; one of my duck accounts points to my disroot, and the messages are then automatically re-forwarded to my normal inbox.) --- This information does actually appear in their Support docs, though it wasn't the sort of thing I found until I specifically went looking for it. #PocketsFunFacts