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      How to Create Multiple Twitter Accounts with the Same Email Address
      by The Happy Housewife on May 23, 2011

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      To create multiple Twitter accounts, you must use a separate email address for each account. Here is a fast and easy way to have all your Twitter accounts use the same email address using a Gmail account.

      Simply use a dot (.) anywhere in the email user name and all emails that use that address will go into your original email account.

      If your email is twitter@gmail.com, use the email address

      tw.itter@gmail.com
      or
      twi.tter@gmail.com.

      Gmail does not recognize the dot (.) in the username, but Twitter does.

      Kelly Hancock is author and founder of FaithfulProvisions.com and you can find her on Facebook and Twitter. When not blogging, she is homeschooling, cooking and spending time with her family.

      Photo credit: JoshSemans

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  • Amy @ MomsTravelTales on May 23, 2011 at 2:19 pm
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    Brilliant! Thanks for the great tip!!!
  • cariann on May 23, 2011 at 2:46 pm
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    What a great idea… That way I can separate the homeschool blogging tweets from the personal/PR blogging tweets, etc…
  • briana on May 23, 2011 at 2:51 pm
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    AWESOME tip!
  • Christopher Wilson on May 24, 2011 at 12:36 am
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    You can also do separate addresses like twitter+bananas@gmail.com and it will send it to the mailbox of twitter@gmail.com. Great for sorting stuff. Some sites won’t take a plus sign in the email though.
  • Jerry Wipf on January 15, 2012 at 12:14 pm
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    Another great way to do this.. is to to set up a Google App email..

    Set up one primary email, in the Google App.. then set up your Google app email with a catch all address .. You will then get all the emails to that primary Google App email account.

    To go more advanced set up a filter or label inside your Google App email and label it with the name of that twitter account (example.. huntingtips@thatprimaryemail.com textingtips@thatprimaryemail.com etc..) Each email will be organized and automatically placed in its correct label via the filter.. and you will know instantly which Twitter account that email is associated with.

    It works great thanks to G-Mail and their Apps..