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Gmail +1 trick not working?

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I created accounts like this:

 

email+1@gmail.com, email+2@gmail.com

 

It sent me the links for confirming the email, but not the links for unlocking. Did Jagex change something? I tried verifying before lock too, didn't work. Any ideas?

 

EDIT: lol I'm stupid, didn't even check spam inbox since other emails came straight to inbox.

Edited by dazeldo

6 minutes ago, Token said:

Only took them like 6 years to find this method :doge:

How does it work? 

1 hour ago, Token said:

It doesn't work, they found out about it

How did it used to work? Curious

4 hours ago, Token said:

Check the first post lol

Maybe I'm slow, I don't get it.

So if your real mail is token@gmail.com you just register with token+1@gmail.com token+2@gmail.com etc and all confirmation emails get sent to token@gmail.com? 

13 minutes ago, LeBron said:

Maybe I'm slow, I don't get it.

So if your real mail is token@gmail.com you just register with token+1@gmail.com token+2@gmail.com etc and all confirmation emails get sent to token@gmail.com? 

yes. I think some other email providers offer the same.

I dont really see the point of that feature for normal users though. 

I always used this method and it still works fine.

original email = Affray@gmail.com

Then put a (.) between each letter for example A.ffray@gmail.com,  Af.fray@gmail.com Aff.ray@gmail.com

 

Above still works fine

25 minutes ago, Affray said:

I always used this method and it still works fine.

original email = Affray@gmail.com

Then put a (.) between each letter for example A.ffray@gmail.com,  Af.fray@gmail.com Aff.ray@gmail.com

 

Above still works fine

But . is a valid symbol(or w/e) to have in your gmail username so wouldn't that send it to different emails? 

 

25 minutes ago, LeBron said:

But . is a valid symbol(or w/e) to have in your gmail username so wouldn't that send it to different emails? 

Not on gmail works perfectly been using it for making bots for a while 

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