How Many Email Addresses Do You Have? [Poll]

While it’s great that email systems such as Gmail exist that let you open up multiple accounts, sometimes it’s too easy to acquire multiple addresses. How about you? How many email addresses do you have?

There are so many reasons to have multiple email addresses. You can easily separate your personal and professional emails. Or you could have separate accounts for different businesses. Sometimes, as I know I have been known to do, you can create new email accounts when an old one has become too populated by junk mail. There are just many reasons to have more than one email address to call your own. Either you can spend your time checking your mail at each different address, or you can either forward all your email to one address or use an app that will collect from all of your addresses. Along with making it easy to create email addresses, technology has also made it easy to keep updated with those email addresses.

How many email addresses have you acquired? Do you have different ones for personal and professional and do you have different ones for different businesses? How many addresses do you have?

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