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    under review  ·  AdminChris Farmer (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

    Hey y’all,

    I hear you on the frustrations here. Unfortunately just about everything account related is tied back to user who created the account and their email address, which is currently a unique mapping across Mailgun, so it’ll take a bit of work to allow this functionality.

    Until we’re able get this implemented, the workaround I use is plus addressing. For example, cfarmer+account1@mailgun.com and cfarmer+account2@mailgun.com allows me to essentially create multiple accounts using the same email (activation and notification emails will be delivered to cfarmer@mailgun.com). The majority of the major Mailbox Providers (Gmail and MSFT included) support this.

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    Adrian Jones commented  · 

    Are we still stuck with using "plus" addresses, or is this option finally available?

    Come on guys - I keep using you for all my projects, but this is getting more and more out of hand all the time.

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    Adrian Jones commented  · 

    Developers need this - please consider this a high priority request. As noted above, virtually all services have this feature these days and it is necessary with 2FA.

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    Adrian Jones commented  · 

    This is an absolutely critical feature - as a developer you need to be able to access all your clients accounts from own login, especially in the age of 2FA.

    I couldn't believe it when I got the same error as noted above - every other web service I use allows this.

    Thanks for considering this a high priority item.

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