I just did this on a website that said my Simplelogin alias isn’t allowed for signup, but changed it successfully after the fact from a disposable email.
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This is a problem in the above contexts. Services have started blocking signups with:
“Please use a popular email provider like Gmail or…”
Had this happen on my custom domain recently. Chose to not use that service, as others should do, too.
I had that happen once, but I found that it worked with duckduckgo’s email aliases.
I have so far never encountered this. Which services would this be?
Unless it’s a necessary service I would decline to use the service.
Please name the service