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QA Professional | Automation Test Expert | ISTQB® Certified | Grafana k6 | Appium | Cypress | REST Assured | Selenium | Fintech

Recently, I learned a handy SQA tip from a colleague that you might already know! When testing onboarding or signup processes, you often need multiple email addresses. If you're a Gmail or GSuite user, here's a trick: For example your email is imran@gmail.com, you can add "+anything" after the username, like: imran+test1@gmail.com imran+signup2@gmail.com imran+profile3@gmail.com The best part? All emails will still come to your original inbox (imran@gmail.com), but you'll be able to track them by checking the 'To' field in the received email. Note: I didn't try with any other email provider, if you already done this, please share your experience. #qatips #signuptesting

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Nida Maqsood - SQA Automation Engineer

Test Automation Engineer | Driving Software Quality with Advanced Test Automation | Trained 50+ Professionals in Automation Tools & Frameworks | Ensuring Reliable and Efficient Software Delivery

5mo

Yes I have used it while testing such processes. Apart from this I have used disposable emails like yopmail.com for sign up

Partha Saha

SQA Engineer at Pathao Ltd. | Automation Testing Enthusiast

5mo

Thanks, bhaiya, for sharing the tip. I believe it will be very helpful for testing the onboarding or sign-up process next time.

Shagor Mahmud

SQA Engineer at BracIT | Manual & Automation Testing | API Testing | Performance Testing | Security Testing | Cyber Security Enthusiast

5mo

Yes . You can use this method to sign up in different portal and still you will get the mail in your main address along with the email that you used during the sing in .

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Eshita Ghosh

ISTQB® Certified Tester | Senior QA Engineer @ Adventure Dhaka Limited | Postman | JMeter | Web app automation | Team managment

5mo

Yes, I used this tricked when i required many of email id for several types of accounts.

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