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I would find SpamGourmet or infinite aliases would require too much thinking on my part when giving out email addresses. For example, I have no idea how many emails I want to allow from some service when I first use that service. The other day I had to log into an important government website and it resulted in something like a dozen emails to my inbox in a few minutes due to the elaborate and convoluted security precautions. Maybe I am just lucky but using ordinary consumer Gmail I rarely receive any spam or phishing messages in my actual inbox. If I look at the spam folder I probably get one a day or so, but Gmail takes care of isolating them and I have to do nothing.
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