Bulc Club is a membership-based email filtering and forwarding service. This means that you keep your favorite email address, but rather than giving it to businesses and third parties, you give them one of our (unlimited) forwarders, instead.
Bulc Club is not an email provider like Gmail or iCloud. Our members don’t receive new email addresses and we’re not replacing the one you currently use. We want you to keep—and continue using—your email address. We want to protect it by severely limiting the number of businesses and untrustworthy people that have access to it. We want to help you keep it safe from spam and bulkmail, viruses and malicious software, and everything else that is dangerous and annoying. We want to rid the world of spam, forever. And with your help, we will.
You keep your email address.
As a Bulc Club member, you keep it safe, too!
How It Works
If a business or individual asks for your email address, simply ask yourself one question: do I trust them to only send emails that I want to receive? If yes, give them your email address. If no, give them one of our forwarders.* For the most part, the decision is fairly straight forward. If your mother-in-law has a penchant for internet cat videos and chain letters, we don’t envy the choice you need to make. In a nutshell, that’s all there is to it: No new email addresses. No additional work. All good. No evil (and no spam).
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* Tip: You get unlimited forwarders, created on-the-spot the first time you use one. About Bulc Club Forwarders »
Examples
Here are some perfect examples from @BulcClub’s Twitter feed of people who may’ve made the wrong decisions, and some examples of forwarders they could’ve used:
Forwarders (e.g., samsung @optical_prime .bulc.club) are much better/safer, even if you trust a company. https://t.co/hYqYRT8o7E
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) May 13, 2016
Maybe give them a forwarder address (e.g. gap @imthaz .bulc.club) which you can disable at any time. https://t.co/hYqYRT8o7E
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) May 13, 2016
Create a free forwarder (e.g., dentist @IsaacPEscobar .bulc.club) which forwards to your email and can be disabled. https://t.co/mUmZkyzIRn
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) April 1, 2016
Try one of our free forwarders (e.g., ryanair @dennislee1 .bulc.club) which you can disable at any time. https://t.co/aMraZqdJPj
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) April 1, 2016
Next time, use an email address forwarder (e.g., THORPEPARK @_JohnLeonard .bulc.club) instead. Disable/block it after the contest is over.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 25, 2016
Can you switch it to a forwarder (squarespace @mattchoules .bulc.club) instead?
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 18, 2016
Great advice! Use a burner (https://t.co/pE8mgqqjIr) or forwarder (e.g., wikimedia @eselpollodiablo .bulc.club) you can block, instead.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 18, 2016
We totally feel your pain. Try setting up a forwarder (e.g., JohnKasich @MrMayor73 .bulc.club) which you can disable at any time.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 18, 2016
You should use forwarders (e.g., [identifier] @voicelessnomore .bulc.club), where the identifier would indicate who sold your address.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 7, 2016
Have you thought about setting up a forwarder (e.g., twitter @FallenSnowden .bulc.club)? It would help protect you from spammers.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) March 7, 2016
Maybe set-up a free forwarder instead (e.g., pastebin @BrennanPSharpe .bulc.club). Then you can only allow legit senders (and not spam).
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) February 19, 2016
Or worse, they sold your info. Try setting up forwarders (e.g., webhostinginfo @slepix .bulc.club) in the future. https://t.co/FS1TswhCfE
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) January 19, 2016
Next time, just give them a forwarder address (e.g., ThreeUKSupport @Crobar5150 .bulc.club) which you can disable after it’s resolved.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) January 8, 2016
Give @DotandBo a forwarder instead (e.g., dotandbo @denicio .bulc.club). When they spam, simply disable the forwarder. Problem solved! 🙂
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) December 18, 2015
With #BulcClub forwarders (e.g., techlist @lizardengland .bulc.club) you can find out who shared your email address and disable forwarding.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) December 11, 2015
With #BulcClub forwarders (e.g., TotalCVS @ScriptedPixels .bulc.club) you can find out who shared your email address and disable forwarding.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) December 11, 2015
Switch your account to a #BulcClub forwarder (e.g., wowcher @niquita_store .bulc.club) and you can block their messages at any time.
— Bulc Club (@bulcclub) December 11, 2015