I've done data-mining on customers, and truth be told, they'll send that mail without human intervention. You wouldn't be impervious to ye olde mail merge!
Given how I fill out a lot of webforms, I feel sorry for whoever lives at 123 Fake St.
I've always had my mail forwarded to 1 Long St, Testville. I hope that guy has a big mailbox.
Hehe, the person at 123 street ave will be similarly pissed because of me.
I wonder if the guys who own asdf.com ever check the email going through asdf@asdf.com
They do (or at least have in the past). http://www.asdf.com/asdfemail.html. Interestingly, their real e-mail address is jklsemicolon@asdf.com
When AOL first started allowing screen names longer than 8 characters, I knew someone who registered the name "My Documents". That got some ... interesting emails from people trying to save their downloads.
There is also the guy who owns bar.com which received alot of mail to foo@bar.com, its worth a read if only for this paragraph.
I MX’d the mail over to a friend’s spam-detection system for about 4 hours one time, but the volume crashed his server and he asked for relief.