Facebook limits a user to one profile for every email but it gives you the freedom to have as many numbers of pages you want. A Facebook page doesn't require the setting up of a different profile but the same can't be said for Twitter or Instagram. Both networks permit one account for each email. If you ever wanted to create a second Instagram or Twitter account you will need to use an email address that isn't already associated with an account on these sites unless you use Gmail. In the event that you use Gmail then you can use the same email to create various accounts on social network sites or other web services. Here's the way.

A Gmail ID varies from a Ymail and Outlook/Live ID in that you can't use underscores or dashes in the name. Gmail just doesn't permit it. Furthermore, it will ignore other symbols, for example, periods and the in addition sign which is something that you can use to your own advantage.

When you sign up to a new service or a new Instagram or Twitter account, you're requested that provide an email address. Instead of creating another email address for your second account, use your own Gmail email but include a period in the middle, for instance,

If your email ID is myemail@gmail.com, you can use my.email@gmail.com. The service you sign up to will treat this as different from your original email although, when an email is sent to Gmail's servers it will route it to your inbox. You can use either a period or an addition sign. You can use this trick over and over on a specific site by changing the position of the period so that my.email@gmail.com can be used as a part and m.yemail@gmail.com can be used as a part of another.

Source >> https://www.geekgh.com/threads/how-to-use-one-gmail-email-to-create-multiple-accounts-on-any-website.18/

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