That feature of Yahoo lets the account owner create and manage disposable email addresses by allowing short notes to be added to the address when creating it – and i can always find out who i gave the address to when it starts to be spammed …. and of course i then simply delete it. I got so sick of [in the early days] of having to change may prime email address every so often to shake the spammers.

Unfortunately the Host i use for my domain, while allowing over a thousand alias email address [I too use the 'CatchAll' function] does NOT have the facility to add notes against the aliases [impossible to manage] … until they do i will continue to utilise the Yahoo account and their Address Guard service ….

BTW: WoW … thanks for the Event Calendar!!! Simply TOO good!

anyways, I noticed this post- i used to do the same thing- used my domain as a general thing where i just haneded out email addresses, but then i found out about spamgourmet, and now thats all i use. you get a quick account there (ie. firetree) and then you can give out any email address you want with the format xxx.#.firetree@spamgourmet.com. xxx can be anything- whatever you give works, and then # is a number from 1-20 and that is how many times the email address can be used. That way, the emails come to your main mailbox but people dont know what it is, AND if they do abuse it, it automatically shuts down. You can shut it down, renew it or specify advanced rules at the main spamgourmet website- but I have never found it necessary and haven’t been back to the main website once.

Just thought you might be interested =)