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I mostly use alias forwarding, and it has worked well for years for the purposes it is designed for. For me, the main objective is sending email, in addition to Fastmail, also to a non Fastmail backup email service. Messages are received at the backup service most of the time even when Fastmail is totally inoperative. A secondary use I have had is helping to diagnose cases where expected emails do not arrive at my Fastmail account. Checking if it is also missing from the backup account can help in diagnosing the cause of the non delivery.
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