[aqme28]

On the contrary, you'd probably receive a lot of "test" mail that leaked through.

[endersshadow]

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!

[waterlesscloud]

Given how I fill out a lot of webforms, I feel sorry for whoever lives at 123 Fake St.

[protomyth]

well, Google Maps says this guy is not happy with you http://maps.google.com/maps?q=123+Fake+Street,+Chuxiong,+Yun...

[brc]

I've always had my mail forwarded to 1 Long St, Testville. I hope that guy has a big mailbox.

[jakejake]

Hehe, the person at 123 street ave will be similarly pissed because of me.

[lifeformed]

I wonder if the guys who own asdf.com ever check the email going through [e-mail]

[jaredsohn]

They do (or at least have in the past). http://www.asdf.com/asdfemail.html. Interestingly, their real e-mail address is [e-mail]

[nulluk]

There is also the guy who owns bar.com which received alot of mail to [e-mail], 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.

[Bobby_Tables]

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.