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Originally Posted by TenFour
... I wouldn't want to use anything but a rock-solid normal address for something like banking ...
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If the service just generates for you addresses in your own domain and you have a list of those addresses, then they're just rock-solid normal addresses, and you can take then with you to whatever mail provider hosts your domain. I use a unique address with my bank and with other financial services I use (like insurance) and the main benefit I see is that if I ever receive some well executed phishing attempt from my bank then it will be coming to the wrong address.